Create High Quality Designs For DTF Using Canva

[@rebeccahempe5144]

Thanks for this info!

[@misstinamitchell]

This was so helpful, thanks

[@HeatPressNation]

So glad it was helpful

[@Infinity2025-0]

This was a very informative breakdown. I will definitely keep this information in mind. I definitely need to get a pro canva account. Soon very soon

[@steviesteve1716]

Thank you

[@andreavitale1802]

Great video. This helped me so much. What if I have premade png's can I do the same thing? As well do you have a video that show how to remove any blurriness and pixelation from png's and svg's before sending them to print for DTF?

[@HeatPressNation]

Hi there! If it is a pre-made design, you can upload it onto Canva and add more to it. Great video idea! We'll make sure to add it to the list! :) - Ronnie

[@andreavitale1802]

@@HeatPressNation Thank you so much for the quick reply. If I just wanted to remove the blurriness and pixelation within Canva how would I do that? Would it be by the sizing I need and then the 300 times you talked about per inch? I have a new DTF provider and some of the black pngs and svgs are getting a white outline. I there any way to remove the blurriness or pixelation in Canva, Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator?

[@TashaODwyer]

Thanks! How do I make sure its saved in CMYK colours?

[@HeatPressNation]

Hi Tasha! To download graphics in CMYK mode, you can save it as a PDF and select CMYK on the dropdown menu. Hope this helps! - Ronnie

[@Martin-kw4gt]

Hi, may i know what is the dimension for A4 size printing on epson printer? thank you

[@HeatPressNation]

Hi there! Most of the time, A4 is referring to standard 8.5" x 11". Hope that helps! - Ronnie

[@MrAbhi-ox2ul]

what is DPI ??

[@HeatPressNation]

Hi there! DPI stands for "dots per inch" which is a measurement of the number of dots that can be placed in a line within one inch.
It's used to measure the resolution of images. A higher DPI = more dots per inch = higher resolution. 300 DPI is a benchmark for high-quality images.