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Build a Gang Sheet

1. What Is a DTF Gang Sheet?

A gang sheet allows you to place multiple designs on a single printable sheet.

You can combine:

  • Different designs
  • Different sizes
  • Multiple copies of the same design
  • Logos
  • Front and back graphics
  • Sleeve or small placement graphics

Using a gang sheet can help you make efficient use of the available printing area.

2. How Do I Build a Gang Sheet?

TransferDash's Gang Sheet Builder allows you to create your layout directly online.

To get started:

  1. 1. Select Build a Gang Sheet.
  2. 2. Choose your desired gang sheet size.
  3. 3. Open the Gang Sheet Builder.
  4. 4. Upload your artwork.
  5. 5. Add your designs to the sheet.
  6. 6. Resize, duplicate, rotate, and position each design as needed.
  7. 7. Arrange your artwork within the available print area.
  8. 8. Review the entire sheet carefully.
  9. 9. Confirm your layout.
  10. 10. Select your quantity and add the gang sheet to your cart.

3. Can I Put Multiple Designs on One Gang Sheet?

Yes. You can place multiple designs on a single gang sheet.

Your sheet may contain different designs, different dimensions, or multiple copies of the same artwork, provided everything fits within the available print area.

This makes gang sheets particularly useful when preparing multiple garment designs or different print placements in a single order.

4. Can I Use Different Design Sizes on the Same Gang Sheet?

Yes.

For example, the same gang sheet may include:

  • Large front or back designs
  • Standard chest designs
  • Pocket-size logos
  • Sleeve graphics
  • Small logos or labels

Make sure each design is set to the size you actually want printed before submitting the gang sheet.

5. Does TransferDash Arrange My Gang Sheet for Me?

When using the Gang Sheet Builder, customers are responsible for the final placement, size, orientation, and arrangement of their artwork.

Review the completed layout carefully before adding it to your cart.

What you submit should be treated as the final production layout.