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How to Export Print-Ready Files from CorelDRAW for DTF Gang Sheets

Designing your gang sheets in CorelDRAW? Here’s how to export each page as a clean, print-ready PNG — 300 DPI, anti-aliasing off, cropped to page — then bulk-upload and order in a couple of minutes.

SV By Slava V. 1 July 2026 2 min read

CorelDRAW is a great tool for laying out DTF gang sheets, especially when you are nesting lots of designs across multiple pages. The trick is exporting each sheet as a clean, print-ready file so it arrives at the size you intended, with crisp edges and no wasted space. Here is exactly how we recommend doing it.

Working in Photoshop instead? See our companion guide: How to size artwork correctly in the gang sheet builder.

CorelDRAW → Export to PNG settings
Format: PNG Resolution: 300 DPI Anti-aliased: OFF Crop to page: ON Transparency: ON Width: 57 cm (570 mm)

Part 1: Export a print-ready PNG from CorelDRAW

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Open your gang sheet in CorelDRAW

Open your .cdr file. If you have built a multi-page document, remember that each page is one gang sheet — sized to the 57 cm roll width, up to 100 cm tall.

CorelDRAW workspace with a DTF gang sheet open, artwork selected
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Go to File > Export

Open the File menu and choose Export… (or press Ctrl+E).

CorelDRAW File menu with Export (Ctrl+E) highlighted
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Choose PNG — and export pages to separate files

Set Save as type: PNG. If your document has several pages, turn on Export pages to separate files so every sheet comes out as its own PNG, ready to bulk-upload. Name them clearly and hit Export.

Choosing PNG as the Save as type in CorelDRAW export
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Set the export options in the “Export to PNG” dialog

This is where print-ready files are made or broken. Set:

  • Transparency: ON — keeps the background clear so only your design prints.
  • Anti-aliased: OFF (under Advanced) — gives clean, hard edges instead of a soft, semi-transparent halo.
  • Crop to page on export: ON — trims away the empty artboard so there is no transparent padding around your sheet.
  • Resolution: 300 DPI — the sweet spot for sharp DTF prints.
  • Size: 57 cm / 570 mm wide (up to 100 cm tall) — matches our roll width exactly.

Click OK and you have a clean, correctly sized PNG for every sheet.

CorelDRAW Export to PNG dialog: anti-aliasing off, 300 DPI, crop to page on export
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Why anti-aliasing off and crop-to-page matter. Anti-aliasing off keeps your edges crisp for a clean print, and “crop to page” removes the transparent artboard border that would otherwise make your design upload smaller than intended. More on that here: why transparent pixels shrink your artwork.

Part 2: Bulk-upload and place your order

With your PNGs exported, ordering takes a couple of minutes.

1

Open the gang sheet uploader

Head to Upload DTF Gang Sheet Transfers.

DTF.UK gang sheet uploader with files uploaded and priced per metre
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Drop in all your files at once

Drag and drop every PNG (or click Upload Files). The uploader accepts PNG, JPG, SVG, AI, EPS, PDF and PSD, up to 500 MB each — so you can add a whole batch of sheets in one go.

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Let it calculate, then checkout

Because you exported at the right size, each file is read as a 57 × 100 cm sheet at 300 DPI and priced automatically. Bulk discounts apply as you add more metres (from £15/m down to £8.50/m at 20+). Set your quantities and checkout — 57 cm rolls, hot & cold peel, same-day dispatch.

Quick checklist

  • PNG, exported one file per page.
  • 300 DPI, anti-aliasing off, transparency on.
  • Crop to page on export so there is no transparent padding.
  • 57 cm (570 mm) wide to match the roll.
  • Bulk-upload the lot, check the auto-calculated price, checkout.

Upload your gang sheets & order →

Browse all our DTF transfers, or send a large file straight to us via the big file uploader.

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Slava V.
DTF.UK · Milton Keynes