This is Laura with the DTF Team at 143! Trimming images is quick, easy and important! The blue image/boxes in the Layout Designer goes all around your image, including the transparent area. Trim your images to make building gang sheets a breeze! Not buliding a gang sheet? Trim your image to ensure accurate sizing. (Pro Tip: Rename your image to awesome_image_name_trimmed, and then save it in a folder you designate for final or trimmed images.)
DPI is confusing. The actual DPI is just a setting in the image file. The pixel dimensions are all that matter. If you have a file that is 3000x3000 it is 300 DPI at 10 inches. Just concentrate on the pixel dimensions and divide them by 300 to determine how many inches in width or height that it is suitable to be printed at.
Thank You! I've been using the cropping feature but that is much easier!
Thank you sooo much! I've been wasting so much space on my Gang sheets!
This is Laura with the DTF Team at 143! Trimming images is quick, easy and important! The blue image/boxes in the Layout Designer goes all around your image, including the transparent area. Trim your images to make building gang sheets a breeze! Not buliding a gang sheet? Trim your image to ensure accurate sizing. (Pro Tip: Rename your image to awesome_image_name_trimmed, and then save it in a folder you designate for final or trimmed images.)
Nice video. Do all images need to be at 300dpi for dtf printing
DPI is confusing. The actual DPI is just a setting in the image file. The pixel dimensions are all that matter. If you have a file that is 3000x3000 it is 300 DPI at 10 inches. Just concentrate on the pixel dimensions and divide them by 300 to determine how many inches in width or height that it is suitable to be printed at.