Iron-On Pictures – Custom Fabric Transfers and Personalized Designs

DTF transfers are an effective method for creating custom fabric transfers on textiles, clothing, bags, and other fabric accessories. The fabric color does not affect the result, but the material should withstand medium heat (2–3 dots on an iron). To achieve vibrant outcomes, all colors are printed with a white underlayer, ensuring even light designs stand out on dark fabrics.

Note: Designs with fine lines or intricate details may display a slight white outline due to the underprint. The background remains transparent, and the prints are vivid, flexible, and highly durable, even after washing.

Creating Personalized Designs for Iron-On Pictures

Using the configurator, it is easy to create personalized designs for iron-on pictures, custom letterings, or fabric tags. Users can add text, graphics, and colors to match specific preferences or upload a completed design using the upload feature.

Important: Do not mirror your graphics before uploading. The printing technology ensures that designs transfer correctly onto fabric surfaces without manual adjustments.

High-Quality DTF Transfer Prints for Custom Fabric Transfers

All iron-on pictures and custom letterings are printed on premium DTF transfer film. These transfers can be applied directly to fabric using an iron or a heat press. For optimal application and durability, it is recommended to follow the provided application guide.

Applications for Businesses Using Iron-On Pictures

For commercial clothing and textile suppliers, custom fabric transfers can serve as an efficient alternative to sewn-in care labels. Applying care information as an iron-on fabric tag ensures compliance with textile labeling regulations while maintaining production efficiency.

Care Instructions for Maintaining Iron-On Pictures

To preserve the quality and appearance of iron-on pictures over time, it is recommended to turn the fabric inside out when washing and ironing. This practice helps reduce wear and maintains the vibrancy of the transferred designs.