Use cases
Built for the people who actually press the film.
NestSheet is DTF prepress for shops that print in-house — not a storefront widget, not a supplier funnel. Two personas run this bench today; both pages below walk the same four steps with their own accents.
The personas
Find your shop.
In-house print shops
You own the printer. The gang sheet shouldn’t be the slowest machine in the shop.
The core workflow: a shop with its own DTF printer, an order folder that fills up by itself, and an operator whose time is worth more than rectangle Tetris.
Read the workflowEtsy DTF sellers
Etsy won’t let you embed a builder. You don’t need one — you need prepress.
Marketplace orders, customer-made files, your own printer. The workflow for sellers whose storefront can’t host a builder — and who print in-house anyway.
Read the workflowTransfer wholesalers
Selling pressed film at volume.
Wholesale transfer producers run the same prepress bench at a different scale. A dedicated page is planned — the workflow above already applies; choose the monthly exported-area allowance that fits the shop’s production volume.
Page planned — not written yetScope, honestly
v1 is DTF. The rest is roadmap, not fine print.
Today NestSheet ships a DTF workflow: upload, auto-nest, white underbase, RIP-ready export. UV-DTF is on the roadmap — the varnish export pipeline already exists in the product — and other processes may follow it. We write persona pages when the workflow is real, not before, which is why this hub lists two pages instead of five.