Design your own custom apparel, online.
Pick a garment, add your art and text, and see your design on the real thing. Check every side, add names and numbers, then share it with your team.
- No design skills needed
- Preview on the real garment
- Share with your team
From idea to preview in four steps
Open the studio, build your design on a real garment and see exactly what you are getting.
Pick a garment
Choose a product and a color. You can add more colors to the same design.
Add art and text
Type text, choose a font and color, or upload your own artwork and drag it into place.
Check every side
Switch between front, back and sleeves to see the whole garment.
Review and share
Set your sizes, see a running estimate, then share a link or download a preview.
Everything you need to design on screen
Garments & colors
Choose a product, then add several colors to one order without starting over.
Text with style
Pick fonts and colors, then add effects like shadow, outline and glow.
Your own artwork
Upload PNG, JPG, WEBP or SVG files. Drag to move and pull the corners to resize.
Every print area
Design the front, back, both sleeves and the inside label, each on its own.
Names & numbers
Build a roster for your team and see each name and number on the back.
Share and save
Copy a share link, download a PNG preview and come back to your saved draft.
Made for people who print in groups
Teams & clubs
Put names and numbers on the back and keep the same design across every size.
Events & reunions
Share one design so everyone can approve it before anything is ordered.
Small brands
Try merch ideas on real garment colors before you commit to a run.
Businesses & crews
Keep logos consistent on uniforms and staff shirts.
Set your art up for a clean result
A few small habits make the difference between a good preview and a great print.
- Use PNG or SVG with a transparent background whenever you can.
- Aim for about 300 DPI at the size you want to print. Sharper originals press better.
- Keep key text inside the dashed print area so nothing gets cut off.
- Check contrast. Light art reads best on dark garments, dark art on light ones.
- Avoid hairline strokes and tiny text. Very fine details can get lost when pressed.
Print Studio questions, answered
Do I need design skills to use Print Studio?
What file types can I upload?
What resolution should my artwork be?
Can I add names and numbers for a team?
Can I design more than the front of the garment?
Can I share my design before ordering?
Is Print Studio finished?
Browse blank apparel
Tees, hoodies, long sleeves and kids styles you can mix by color and size.
Shop blanks → Need the prints?Build a DTF gang sheet
Drag and drop your designs onto one sheet. Transfers printed in 24 hours.
Build a gang sheet →Open the studio and start designing
It takes a minute to see your idea on a real garment.
Open Print Studio