Daily Pre-Press Artwork Preparation for DTF Garment Printing
Pain Points (Public)
Apparel sellers and print-on-demand shops running Direct-to-Film (DTF) pipelines receive 5–10 raw tee graphics daily, but lack the pre-press bandwidth to clean edge halos, eliminate semi-transparent pixels, and format transparent 300 DPI PNGs or vector PDFs, which frequently causes white-ink bleed and transfer film peeling during production.
Suggested Approach (Public)
A daily retainer-based pre-press workflow that takes raw graphic concepts and standardizes them for DTF production: performing background removal, sharpening edge thresholds for clean white underbase printing, and delivering ready-to-print 300 DPI transparent PNGs along with production AI/PDF vector source files on a daily turnaround.
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Development brief PRO
- Target high-volume DTF print shops needing automated daily batch cleanup (5–10 raw tee graphics/day) to eliminate white-ink bleed and semi-transparent halos.
- Build an automated raster cleanup engine that strips edge halos, purges semi-transparent pixels, and exports transparent 300 DPI PNGs.
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