23 Pcs Upgraded DTF Transfer Film for Sublimation, A4(8.3" x 11.7”) - Ideal for Any DTF Printer and All Color Fabric, Double-Sided Matte DTF Film, Direct to Film PET Heat Transfer Paper - Easy to Use

Works as it should

Worked smoothly. Once cooled peeled perfectly. Color was great. Would buy again.

No directions came with it....had to find a video.....also misleading that you can just print & iron on

This is not good dtf paper at all. No matter the temperature my pictures never came out right.

We used this DTF film to sublimate on 100% white cotton tshirt for one of our grandkid’s birthdays. The film comes packed in a clear cellophane package containing 20 sheets sized 8.5” x 11.7”.We printed on the rough side of this DTF film using our sublimation printer. Afterwards, we spread DTF powder all over the design. We were very careful to brush away any powder that wasn’t on the design. Then we proofed the DTF powder coated design for about 30” by setting it under our heat press. (The heat press did not come in contact with the film)Our heat press was set at 410 degrees and we pressed the design for 40 seconds. It actually worked! It’s not as dark as a sublimated design on polyester, but it worked!The DTF transfer is a clear film that has a rough side and a smooth side. We printed on the rough side. We did not have any trouble with the film feeding through our printer. It printed nicely, no,jamming or smearing.The design is not as bright as the designs on 100% polyester shirts. After going through the wash and dryer, the design is still intact.

All color fabrics, including white, black, and dark or light fabrics, can be coated with our DTF films. No pretreating or weeding is required when printing patterns on T-shirts, hats, pants, pillows, bags, flags, banners, and other items.

I am new to dtf so new, in fact, that I do not own a dtf printer or sublimation printer, but I know you can hack it with an inkjet. I have an hp 6055e printer, and it printed beautifully on the film. As soon as it printed out, I coated it with dtf powder heated it, coated again and pressed. It came out pretty well! I was very impressed. I have seen videos where there is still some ink left on the film, but not this one! I followed the directions and set my heat press to 320°F for 50 seconds worked like a charm! I especially love that you can peel it off hot and don't have to wait for it to cool down. I feel like it does dull down the color a bit, but honestly, I'm not mad. It definitely beats weeding vinyl. And I was able to do with my inkjet!

This film was easily accepted into my epson 2720. The ink took on it nicely and did not smear. Following the powder application (sold separately) the ink transferred nicely and didn’t leave loads on the film, so the colors were vibrant.This film was exceptionally easy to use and yielded great results. I appreciated the A4 size which gave me slightly more room for printing than the standard US letter size but was still easily accepted by my printer.