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A gang sheet lets you pack many designs onto one sheet and pay by area instead of per transfer. Here's how to lay one out so it prints clean and you don't pay for empty space. New to gang sheets? Start with sizes & pricing.

What you need

  • Your designs as transparent PNGs, exported at 300 DPI at their real print size.
  • The quantity you want of each design.
  • Our gang sheet builder.

Step by step

1
Pick a sheet size.

Choose a gang sheet size that fits your quantity. Bigger sheets cost less per square foot, so size up if you have a lot of designs.

2
Prepare your files.

Export each design as a transparent PNG at 300 DPI at its real print size. Trim empty space around each design so it packs tightly.

3
Upload your designs.

Add each design and set the quantity you need of each. Our builder places them on the sheet automatically.

4
Set sizes and spacing.

Confirm the print size of every design in inches and leave a small gap (about 0.25") between designs so they cut apart cleanly.

5
Fill the sheet.

Rearrange or resize to use the space efficiently — empty roll space you paid for is wasted money. Aim to fill the sheet edge to edge.

6
Review and add to cart.

Check the preview, confirm the price for the filled sheet, and add it to your cart. We print it exactly as arranged.

A few tips

  • Crop empty space around each PNG so designs nest tightly — you're paying for the area they take up.
  • Leave about a quarter inch between designs so they can be cut apart cleanly.
  • Rotating a design 90° often closes a gap and lets you fit one more.
  • Keep everything at 300 DPI — upscaling a small file will print soft.