[cindy10104]

Hi everyone. I have shirts leftover from a shop several years ago. I just want to print some heat transfers to take to a boutique that I rent a booth at. It seems software that I used before is no longer viable, and would just like to take some of photos, add some text, and print on my inkjet printer. I have the transfers and a clamshell press. Suggestions please.

 

[splathead]

Word, google docs, paint, inkscape, gimp, any basic software really.

The quality of your photos is more important than the software you use for simple pictures and text.

 

[webtrekker]

If you're selling these take note of the washability and durability of inkjet transfers. Just saying.

 

[proworlded]

I always recommend printing two identical shirts with the transfers. Wash one a few times. In this manner you can show the customer what the shirt looks like when first printed and then after washing. Maybe a slight fading. No surprises!!