HyperColor — Upload Gang Sheet
Upload Your Gang Sheet, Print It in HyperColor
Already have a print-ready gang sheet? Send it straight to our presses and get it back in HyperColor — our 9-color RB ink set that reaches a wider gamut and more accurate color than standard 4-color DTF. This is the upload lane: you control the layout, we handle the print, and every transfer comes off with a clean hot peel. Pricing starts at from $3.66/ft, with no minimums and no setup fees.
Not sure how to lay out your file? Learn the fundamentals in what is a gang sheet, then size everything perfectly with our gang sheet calculator. If you'd rather build in your browser, the HyperColor gang sheet builder gives you the same 9-color output on a drag-and-drop canvas.
Every HyperColor order ships within 24 hours on weekdays and clears US transit in 1–3 days, backed by 75+ wash durability. Explore the full lineup in our HyperColor collection.
Nine Inks, Truer Color
Standard DTF prints with four process colors. HyperColor adds five more — nine inks total — so gradients stay smooth, brand colors land exactly where they should, and vivid artwork like sunsets, skin tones, and neon logos comes through without banding. If you've been fighting muddy oranges or off-key greens on regular DTF, this is the fix, with consistent color from the first foot to the last.
Your File, Printed Exactly
This lane is built for makers who already have a print-ready gang sheet. Upload your file as-is and we print it exactly as designed — no rebuilding, no surprises. It's the fastest route from finished artwork to pressed shirt, and it keeps full control of spacing, sizing, and nesting in your hands. Bring a transparent-background PNG at 300 DPI, sized to your sheet width, and you're ready to print.
New to pressing this ink? Our heat press settings guide covers the exact 290–320°F, 8–15 second, medium-firm hot-peel recipe.
HyperColor FAQ
What file should I upload for a HyperColor gang sheet?
Upload a print-ready PNG with a transparent background at 300 DPI, sized to your chosen sheet width. Give your designs a little breathing room so they weed and cut cleanly. Not sure how to arrange everything? Our gang sheet calculator helps you nail the sizing before you send the file over.
How is HyperColor different from regular DTF transfers?
HyperColor prints with a 9-color RB ink set instead of standard four-color process. That wider gamut means more accurate brand colors, smoother gradients, and richer vibrancy — especially on tricky tones like oranges, greens, and skin. It still peels hot and washes 75+ times, just with noticeably truer, more consistent color.
What heat press settings should I use?
Press HyperColor at 290–320°F for 8–15 seconds with medium-firm pressure, then peel while hot. A quick cover-sheet re-press after peeling helps lock in the finish. Settings vary slightly by fabric, so test one piece first. Once pressed, these transfers hold up to 75+ washes without cracking or fading.
Are there minimums or setup fees?
None at all. Order a single foot or a hundred — there's no minimum and no setup fee. HyperColor starts at $7.50 for a single foot and drops to $3.66/ft on the biggest sheets — ganging many designs onto one sheet brings your cost per graphic way down. You only pay for the length you actually print, every time.
How fast will my HyperColor order ship?
Orders placed on weekdays ship within 24 hours, then move through US transit in 1–3 business days. There's no rush tier to buy — fast turnaround is simply the standard here. Every sheet is printed in 9-color HyperColor, quality-checked, and packed to arrive ready to press.
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Step by step how to use our transfers.
Place & Remove Dust
Position your Product on the heat press and use a lint roller to remove any dust or fibers. Pre-press for wrinkles.
Place the Transfer & Press
Align your DTF transfer on the shirt, cover it with parchment paper, and press firmly according to the recommended temperature and time.
Peel & Press Again for Durability
Gently and immediately peel off the film while it's warm, then press once more for a few seconds to ensure a smooth, long-lasting finish.
