Upload an image and the background comes off and it lands inside the print area. What comes out is a print-ready file. A browser is all you need.
No install · desktop & mobile · background removed automatically
How it works
No design software, no print-spec work. Upload, place, download — that's the whole job.
Upload the artwork, photo or logo as it is. The background is removed for you.
Size and position it inside the t-shirt print area. The area itself is already fixed by the product template.
A print-ready PDF is generated straight away — hand it to production as it is.
Background removal
Artwork or photograph, upload it as it is. The background comes off the moment it lands, so no rectangle of background ends up printed on the shirt. No cutting it out by hand, no reaching for the pen tool.
What it does
Whether you make one shirt or run a print shop, the repetitive work goes away and the file comes out ready.
Upload an image and only the subject stays. Nothing to cut out by hand.
Every product has its printable area fixed as a template, so the customer only moves and resizes inside it. A design that breaks the spec never reaches print.
Download a print-standard PDF and use it as it is.
Designs from many orders are packed onto one sheet automatically by their rectangular print areas. Layout work that used to be moved piece by piece finishes in seconds.
Who it's for
One design becomes a print-ready file. Start from whichever end you're on.
Individuals · creators · small runs
B2B · order automation · less layout work
If you run a print floor
However many t-shirt orders pile up, the designs are gathered onto one sheet automatically and carried through to print-ready.
FAQ
No. A web browser is all you need. You can design on desktop and on mobile alike.
No. The t-shirt print file is a flat full-colour PDF. If you print on dark fabric, add the white underbase in your RIP or transfer workflow.
No. Every product has its printable area fixed as a template, so you only move and resize inside it. A design that runs outside the area does not carry through to print.
Yes. The editor can be connected to your storefront so customer-designed orders arrive on their own. Each order carries through to a print-ready file.
WooCommerce is live today through the Pressria plugin on WordPress.org. Shopify is in preparation — tell us where you sell and we will let you know when it lands.
Yes. Designs your customers upload are converted into print-ready files, and orders carry on into automatic sheet layout (gang run), which cuts the time from order intake to print-ready sharply.
Yes. The same pipeline covers print-on-demand items like tote bags, mugs and phone cases, and also acrylic keychains·acrylic stands·korotto and other die-cut acrylic products.
No install, no print-spec work. One image is enough to start.