Simple Tips to Get Sharp, Print-Ready Artwork Every Time If you’ve ever designed a DTF print in Canva’s free version, you might’ve noticed that your final print looks blurrier than expected. That’s because Canva’s free plan has a few limitations that can cause low-resolution exp
Everyone Googling "how to halftone in Canva" ends up frustrated: Canva has no real halftone tool, so your DTF prints turn semi-transparent glows into white haze disasters. The real fix is a simple export tweak from Canva into DTPrep Web, which handles pro halftones in seconds—
Most Canva users creating DTF T-Shirt artwork are quietly sabotaging their own prints: semi-transparent pixels, soft glows, and gradients turn into ugly white haze on press, and there is no true DTF-focused halftone plugin inside Canva to fix it. The closest thing to that “mis
DTPrep.com brings true DTF-safe halftoning to Canva designs, eliminating the need for Photoshop or unreliable workarounds. For years, Canva users have struggled to create clean halftones for DTF printing. Native exports often contain semi-transparent pixels that cause white haze
A practical guide for Halftone Canva artwork for DTF printing STEP 1 — Set Up Canva Correctly (This is a step most miss and it Determines Print Quality) DTF quality starts when the Canva document is created. Canva exports at the exact pixel size of the canvas, so this step cann
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