Prepare Print Files - A Definite Guide to Create Files for Printing Process

How to Prepare Print Files

Preparing Print Files


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For DTG printing avoid Florescent and Gradient colors and smoke effects to get the desired output.

Format: PNG

Step 1: Open Photoshop
Step 2: Go to File > New
Step 3: Enter Resolution: 300 pixels/Inch, Mention the required Height and Width.
Step 4: Prepare your design.
Step 5: Remove Background Color if added.
Step 6: Trim the Empty spaces: Image > Trim

how to trim design file in photoshop      trim settings in photoshop


Step 7: Save the file in PNG format.




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