Kittl Tutorial | Getting Started with DTF Printing | Transfer Superstars

[@prevails85]

Before you downloaded these from kittl, did you vectorize them? Or just did the 300DPI? I’m all ready to go on my designs, but just need to know if I have to vectorize them or is 300DPI good enough?! Most of them will be back pieces for shirts, and small left pocket logos, I appreciate your page!

[@transfersuperstars]

We did not vectorize. We used the templates on kittl. Just make sure you are exporting as transparent files and double check that the layers are completely removed.

[@boydriver2978]

I appreciate your regularly asked but what is it you have lining the platten and the heating element please?

[@transfersuperstars]

We use our matt sheet. www.transfersuperstars.com/products/the-matt-finishing-sheet-matte-2nd-press-cover-sheet

[@Inkredibledesignz]

U can remove the background it would take that gradient away

[@transfersuperstars]

We download the images with the background removed but it doesn't take away the gradient effect, that is different from the actual background.

[@SC-cf8tp]

I just want to say that your channel is the best channel of DTF out there. Keep doing the great work!

[@transfersuperstars]

Thank you so much for the kind words. It helps us keep creating.

[@hamseyusuf1086]

Hi, what about the printer? Which ones are you using? I'm currently using canon inkjet printer for my dtf. After the washout tests the art looks terrible. Is there any solution for this without buying 3k printer?

[@transfersuperstars]

We only use commercial printers. Smaller desktop sized printers usually have issues with consistency. You might want to also check your ink, film, powder combination.

[@SoleAdventuresNZ]

This was super helpful 💯. I just purchased a heat press and been thinking about getting kittl as i want to create some tee shirts for my channel so this was a big help thanks

[@transfersuperstars]

Glad it was helpful! We'll be making some more videos using kittl. Appreciate the support and kind words!

[@A.TAYLOR]

This is perfect for dtf!

[@transfersuperstars]

It sure is! Thank you

[@gailenkelly5481]

Hi! Thanks for your video, but I can't adjust my height and width separately when downloading the file. They change at the same time and the lock button does not work for me. Do you have any tips on how to change this?

[@veasnaom9048]

Why I can’t subscribe kittl plans by Mastercard??

[@transfersuperstars]

I don't see why not. What is it saying?

[@RiceRice_Baby]

I know people always have issues when printing white ffffff. What white color code would you suggesting when designing in RGB?

[@transfersuperstars]

We suggest designing in CMYK because that's how our printing machines print with. This way you get more true colors. For whites, we stick with fffff and increase it on the % on the RIP to achieve brightest whites

[@TACDetective]

When you took the artwork from kittle into photoshop, was that just to create the gang sheet or did you rework the art please?

[@transfersuperstars]

Is to gangsheet only.

[@erikalonzo6138]

After you downloaded what program did you print from? I have a procolored printer and feel the pro rip software is not that great but unsure if I can use a different software

[@transfersuperstars]

We use our own custom rip software. Our icc profiles are also calibrated extensively to achieve the brightest colors, i'm not familar with procolored unfortunately, sorry about that.

[@mojogram6667]

What type of Papper used to print the design ? How can print design on that Papper ?

[@transfersuperstars]

We use DTF film, not paper. You will need a DTF printer in order to print t-shirt designs on DTF Film.

[@martinvega3828]

Are you using just kittl or are you using kittl and a rip software

[@transfersuperstars]

We use various programs from adobe to different rips. Kittl is just a design tool to help folks that have limited design knowledge. There are pros and cons to each program used.

[@NinaEscomel]

Do we need to do a vector file while printing for dtf?

[@transfersuperstars]

vector is best but if the resolution is high than it should print fine with DTF. 300dpi is recommended.

[@TheYungcurt]

Thanks bro this was a huge help i just started using kittl this week. can we get a follow up video showing what you did in adobe?

[@transfersuperstars]

We did not do much in adobe. We only used adobe illustrator here to build the gangsheets and export in our proper CMYK color profiles.

[@TheYungcurt]

@@transfersuperstars thanks for the quick response 👍🏿

[@daxketcheside8871]

Cant get white to print ??

[@transfersuperstars]

White prints fine.

[@jhaybautista976]

Very helpful. Thanks!

[@transfersuperstars]

Glad it was helpful!

[@martinvega3828]

Ok thank you

[@transfersuperstars]

No problem. Thanks for watching!

[@grantwylie4302]

why did you resize it you gave no reason the time was10:59 when talking about it

[@transfersuperstars]

We always try to export as a bigger file to retain quality. It is better to shrink than to enlarge. Hope that helps

[@grantwylie4302]

@@transfersuperstars YOU GUYS ARE DEADLY! I AM TRYING TO CREATE A STYLE VERY MUCH LIKE YOURS, BUT INTO A PARENTING AND KIDS EDUCATIONAL WEBSITE WITH STREETWEAR MERCH DRESIGNS MUCH LIKE YOURS!