Pre printed transfer paper for designers, students and fashion creatives. No minimums. Whether you are making one small textile print, or a few metres, we are a reliable and fast solution for your pre printed heat transfer paper. Transfer paper is pale once printed, and should not be colour compared until heat pressed onto the material when it will come to life accurately.
Ready in 2 - 3 day(s)
Delivery $9.99
Handmade
If you need pre printed heat transfer paper for image transfer to textile or other substrate we can do it professionally within hours.
Good
The quality and item I received was perfect. But the there was no instructions about how long to heat press the image for or what temperature etc. So it ruined one of my prints guessing what I should do it as.
You will be offered two types of printed paper (an important choice) of either textile or rigid super dry substrate paper. Textile paper is self explanatory - you might be printing fabric or t shirts for example. Rigid or Super Dry paper is for hard objects that accept sublimation printing. Use our on-line system to upload your image and size. Please double check your dimensions and paper type choice before proceeding to payment as normally your transfer paper will be printed within 1 hour of placing your order.
Notes: We offer a textile transfer paper (max 159cm wide) and a hard surface transfer paper (max 109cm width), for rigid flat surfaces.
Transfer paper works best on white fabric, if you use an alternative fabric your colours will be impacted. The print will still transfer, however you will find that the colours are not a perfect reproduction. The white area on the transfer paper is plain, there is no ink or dye to transfer onto the material. This means that any area which you leave white on your design will appear the colour of the material that you are using.
Disclaimer: As stated above, our transfer paper is designed for use in a heat press only, if you choose to use it at home with an iron or an alternative press, we advise you to do so at your own risk. The conditions for perfect image transfer are delicate, and many factors need to be considered, such as fabric, temperature, pressure and positioning etc. Suffice it to say, if you're using the papers at home, you are accepting the risks that accompany it.
A note about the colours of your design on our Transfer Paper: Please be aware that your design will look slightly dull on the transfer paper. However, this is not representative of how your finished pressed fabric will look. Once the ink has been heat transferred to your fabric the inks will brighten and match your original design. Don’t worry, your design will look great!
If you can’t decide on which photo to use, you can upload multiple images and create a photo collage. This can be done using one of our pre-set montage templates, or you can create your own entirely from scratch. It’s super easy to do and the possibilities are endless.
Plain (No background)
Your photos in a grid and placed on a plain background.
Photo Frame
Your photos in a grid placed on a copy of one of the images as a background.
Scatter
Your photos cover the entire area and are placed on a layered background made up of copies of your images.
Plain Heart (No background)
Your photos in a heart shaped outline and placed on a plain background.
Frame Heart
Your photos in a heart shaped outline and placed on a copy of one of the images as a background.
Do it Yourself
Your photos are placed onto your design for you to arrange exactly as you’d like.
Step 1 – Click the start design button & select your product options.
Step 2 – Go to the ‘Images & Text Tools’ tab, click the ‘add images/Text’ button on your product & ‘Select Images to Upload’ or use the Facebook/Instagram tabs.
Step 3 – Choose the images you want to use for your collage, upload & select them from the uploaded photos list.
Step 4 – Click ‘Create montage’ & select your collage style.
Step 5 – Add the collage to your design.
Good
The quality and item I received was perfect. But the there was no instructions about how long to heat press the image for or what temperature etc. So it ruined one of my prints guessing what I should do it as.
