DTF transfers are printed exactly as submitted. Print quality depends on the artwork provided. Canva is garbage for printing images! it is for website graphics, not printing. period, there is no debate. I will NOT reprint images that are sent low quality or created in CANVA. Sorry to be harsh, but it has gotten to a point of costing me a substantial amount reprinting low quality transfers due to bad graphics. If you think its going to look bad, it more than likely will, send me an email and as BEFORE sending to the builder. The builder literally tells you if it is optimal or not. If it does not have a green box, its not good, and if you trick the builder by saving a crap image as an SVG, that is also on you. know what you send is what you get.
On Your Screen
Light hides flaws
Resolution looks smoother
Colors appear brighter
Small details look sharper
As a DTF Transfer
Ink shows resolution
Compression becomes visible
Colors settle into fabric
Fine details may break or fill in
Screens are forgiving. DTF transfers are honest. Print-ready artwork makes the difference.
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