KASYU DTF Transfer Film, 50 Sheets 11"*17" DTF Paper with Smart Printing Pad for All Sublimation&DTF Printers,DTF Film for Sublimation Hack,Upgraded Direct to Film for All Color Fabric

I saw this and thought, I wonder if this actually works. Answer YES…I have a sawgrass printer and I use mostly film for my projects and before I had to tape the film to a piece of paper and pray it would go through without a mishap.Now I am 100x more productive, profitable. I have had no issues, No wasted product.Whoever thought of this is a genius!!!No paper jams, no peeling, no waste.A true value for your money, you can not go wrong.

I have ordered these a couple of times now. I am extremely happy with how well the work

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This was my first time using this brand. The peel off was easy the print looks great. Fathers day was a success

My go to sheets! These work great!

Muy bueno para tus diseños perfectos

I bought this thinking that the sticky paper would match well with the paper of the same size that it sent, but it’s hard to get it aligned right so I just use the back piece of the sticky paper which is the yellow piece and taped it and it feeds through the computer well so far I haven’t had luck with Black shirts, and I’m not sure about the quality as it didn’t work well on the black so now I’m moving to the white shirts !!!!

ABSOLUTE NIGHTMARE! WORST DTF FILM I'VE EVER TOUCHED – AVOID AT ALL COSTS!If I could give this DTF film zero stars, I would. This isn't just bad, it's a catastrophic failure that single-handedly destroyed an entire project and wasted precious time and materials. Seriously, save yourself the headache and DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!From the moment I tried to transfer my design, it was an uphill battle against pure incompetence. The film simply WOULD NOT release. I followed every single step meticulously – dwell time, pressure, temperature, everything was spot on. And yet, when it was finally time to peel, it was a horrifying mess. Half of my meticulously crafted design clung stubbornly to the film like superglue, while the other half (what little actually transferred) was mangled and incomplete on the shirt.And before anyone even dares to suggest it, let me be crystal clear: IT IS NOT MY SETTINGS. IT IS NOT MY INK. IT IS NOT MY POWDER. I am an experienced DTF user with multiple successful projects under my belt, utilizing various film brands and sizes. I have a precise understanding of my equipment and processes. This isn't user error; this is a fundamentally, unequivocally, and spectacularly BAD FILM.This isn't just a minor inconvenience; it's a manufacturing defect that renders the product utterly useless. It's an insult to anyone trying to create quality DTF prints. I've used off-brand films that performed better than this garbage. This film is an absolute scam and a complete waste of money. Do yourself a favor and steer clear, unless you enjoy watching your hard work literally rip in half. I wouldn't wish this film on my worst enemy.

DTF hack with an inkjet printer.This may work well with a sublimation printer but does not work well with an inkjet printer. If you are not washing the item you may be in better shape though. The first time you wash the item you will lose all colors but black.