Organize the art, clean it up, build the gang sheet, mock it up, bill it, and post the video — ten tabs, one workflow. Built by a working DTF garment shop that got tired of juggling apps — so we made our own.
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The whole suite in order — from filing a job's art to posting the finished shirt. Every screen below is the program as it ships today. Click any screen to see it full size.
Pick the job and the client's whole folder opens — artwork, mockups, design files, gang sheets, videos. Local and Server sit side by side, and right-clicking a file gives you copy path, copy image, file info, open with, edit the design file, copy, move, rename or delete. The Copy / Move dialog names the file from the print itself — position, side and real size, like Left-bottom-6x6.2cm.png — with the height worked out from the file's own proportions.
Business name, abbreviation, contact, phone, email, address, shipping and payment preference — all searchable, with a quick-switch list underneath and WhatsApp one click away. Changes save themselves a moment after you stop typing. Auto Sync keeps everything on your own SQL server; offline, it keeps working from the local copy.
Select the files you want and act on all of them at once: crop at Gentle, Medium or Aggressive, rotate or mirror, or copy, move, rename and delete the selection. Simplify SVG cleans up vector files before they ever reach the gang sheet. Tighter files nest tighter later — less wasted film on every roll.
Five modes on the same image: Color Remover, Magic Wand, Crop, Rotate and Make Text. Snap a crop to the content with a tolerance for soft edges, click colours out of a background — or replace them instead of removing — grow the selection a pixel at a time, and save straight back into the job folder. No Photoshop, no round trip.
Front and back preview with each design dropped by its print position — drag to move it, pick the shirt style and fabric colour, switch the watermark on. Fill the size run from 3XS to 5XL and it totals the shirts and the price each, picks up the bill number, and adds the lot to the order. Copy to clipboard, or open a clean client preview to send.
List or cards, filtered by Quotation, Process Order or Review. Every card carries the model, design, fabric colour, the size run and the bill it belongs to, with Edit, Bill and Open right there. Price from your catalogue or from production cost — cutting, sewing, rib, buttons, packing and your margin, plus the fabric for the colour you picked. Bulk-edit a selection, raise a supplier order, send it on WhatsApp.
Load a bill and every design arrives with its quantities already worked out — 60 shirts, 60 of each print, no counting. Give each design up to four size options plus one read straight from its file name, set roll width and spacing, cut the run into lengths with a margin, and add registration markers, a CMYK colour bar and the client ID and date. Price per cm shows what the job costs as you go.
Auto-arrange packs the whole sheet, justifies each row to the edges for cutting room, and plugs the gaps with your own filler logos. Rotate, flip, duplicate, move or delete any piece by hand. Then pick your output: PNG pixels, SVG vector, or both. Here: 120 designs, 3 pieces, 232.3 cm of film, costed as you look at it — and not one design sliced.
Add your own products and size runs, your fabric suppliers and what they charge by the kilo, and your printing prices per method and quantity. Every price on an order and every kilo on a supplier order comes out of this — so PrintOS quotes your shop's numbers, in your currency, not somebody else's defaults.
Pick your clips or pull straight from the camera, tag the printing type and client, and it loads the recent orders, shirt names and colours. Add music and an outro, then publish in one click to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube or FTP — with GPU-accelerated encoding.
Open a bill and PrintOS works out the fabric and rib in kilos per colour, or the finished shirts and sizes for anything you buy in — grouped by supplier, ready to send on WhatsApp. It knows which supplier sells which fabric from your own data, so there's no mapping table to keep in step.
Shirts made, revenue, cost and profit month by month — split between what you made and what you bought in — with fabric kilos, DTF film used and average ink coverage. Export it to CSV. Revenue is dated by the order; film by the day it was actually printed.
Most print software is made by people who've never run a press. This is the opposite.
Every feature exists because a working DTF shop needed it that week — not because it looked good on a roadmap.
The gang sheet nesting engine packs tightly to save film, but never slices a design. Quality first, savings second — in that order.
Job files, batch, edit, gang sheets, mockup, orders, clients and video share one job panel and one config. Learn it once.
Runs on your machine, syncs to your own site, speaks your language, and prices in your currency. No cloud holding your clients hostage.
The local databases are plain SQLite — not encrypted, not locked. Read them, back them up, or build your own website or system straight on top of your own data.
Everything runs against a local database first, so a dropped connection never stops a job. Sync when you're ready, not when the software demands it.
Fabric, rib, labour or buy-in price, plus the DTF film off the roll — PrintOS records it as you work, so a month's real profit is a click away, not a weekend with a spreadsheet.
Download and run the full suite free for 30 days — no card, no account. When you're ready, it's a one-time licence, never a subscription. Updates are always free.
Every tool unlocked for 30 days. Install it on your own machine and run it on your own jobs — no payment details required.
Perfect for small print shops and single users.
For small teams sharing work across a few machines.
For businesses running multiple stations or sites.
Download the latest version whenever you like. No update fees, ever — new features included.
A one-time licence, not a subscription. The software keeps working for as long as you use it.
Each licence covers its computers; add more any time at $199 each, all within your business.
There's no installer to fight with — PrintOS ships as a ZIP containing the program, its folders and some sample files.
Your 30-day trial starts the first time you run it, with every tool unlocked. To update later, just download the newer ZIP.
The local databases are plain, unencrypted SQLite files sitting in your PrintOS folder. Open them with any SQLite tool, back them up by copying the file, or read them from your own code.
No. PrintOS is a one-time licence. You buy it once and keep it — there's no expiry and no monthly fee.
Updates are free too: download the latest version whenever you like.
It depends on your edition:
Extra computers are US$199 each, any time. A licence covers computers within your own company or location.
Yes — download it and run the full suite free for 30 days. Every tool is unlocked, no card and no account needed.
Run your whole print shop from one tool — built by people who actually run one.
