The SNAP logo printed in cyan, magenta, yellow and white on a black tee

DTF transfers · Chula Vista, San Diego

Prints that snap.

One sheet size. One price. Ready in 36 hours — or today if you order by 9 a.m. And if your file's a mess, we'll tell you before we print it, not after.

How it works

Four steps. Zero guesswork.

  1. Build your sheet

    Lay out your designs on a 14 × 18 in transparent PNG (4200 × 5400 px).

  2. Upload & check

    Our checker catches wrong sizes, missing transparency and halo-makers on the spot.

  3. Pay with Square

    One sheet is $15. Bundles drop it to $10 a sheet.

  4. Pick it up

    Ready in 36 hours for pickup in Chula Vista, by appointment. Need it today? Order by 9 a.m. and add rush.

Pricing

$15 a sheet. Less when you stack 'em.

Every sheet is the same: 14 × 18 inches, full color with a white base, ready to press. No size menus, no math homework.

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SheetsPricePer sheet
1$15$15.00
3$40$13.33
5$60$12.00
10$100$10.00

Mix any number — we always charge the cheapest combo. Same-day rush: +$10 per order.

More than transfers

Need the shirt too?

Small-run tees

Bella+Canvas 3001, pressed by us. 1 to 50 shirts, from $25 each.

See shirts →

Hoodies

Bella+Canvas 3719, special order. Front, back, sleeves, hood.

See hoodies →

Design help

File cleanup for $15, or a custom design from scratch from $100.

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Free tool

Halftone your design so it doesn't feel plasticky.

Big solid blocks of ink press flat and stiff, like a sticker on your shirt. Halftone dots break that ink up, so the print breathes, feels softer and drapes with the fabric instead of sitting on top of it. Fades and shadows look like real fades, not flat plastic.

Our halftone tool is free. Upload your art, pick dots, lines or shapes, and download a print-ready file.

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The SnapDTF halftone tool controls: pattern, spacing, dot size, angle, contrast, ink color and Download PNG

Learn

Halos? Ugh. Let's fix that.

Short, plain-English guides to the stuff that ruins prints — written by the people who press them.