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Dragged my PNG, picked a sheet size, paid. That's it. Got a confirmation email with file specs auto-detected. Sheet arrived in 3 days.

Their file review caught a hidden CMYK issue on my logo that would've come out muddy. Saved me from a botched run. That alone is worth the price.

Print quality was perfect. Only knock: file review email took ~6 hours to come back to me, and I needed to ship same day. Worth the wait but be aware.

Tested both PNG and a vector PDF. Both came out crisp. The flexibility lets me upload from any of my designers without conversion.

I upload, they handle everything else. No prep, no resizing, no formatting headaches. Simplest part of my supply chain.

Coming from sublimation, the file requirements were different than I expected. Once I understood transparent backgrounds and DPI, results were great. PressCraft team helped via email.

Made personalized name shirts for the kids. Dragged the file in, picked size, done. My second-grader's name is now on a shirt that survived the playground.

Ordered the same file 3 times over 2 months. All 3 are pixel-perfect copies. Important when you're rebuilding sold-out inventory.

Print quality is genuinely 5-star. Knocking one star because there's no way to see file review status in my account — I had to email to check. Add a dashboard, please.

Uploaded a complex layered file with halftone effects. Most printers butcher it. PressCraft kept every halftone dot. Looks like proper screen print.

Festival season I do 20+ uploads a week. PressCraft's file review is fast, comments are useful, and rejections are rare. Trust them now.

Upload, pick size, done. Every dog mom in my circle now wants matching pet-portrait shirts. PressCraft made me the go-to.

Uploaded my logo on a Friday at 4pm, had transfers in hand Wednesday. Pressed Thursday. Closing Friday. Client cried. PressCraft is now in my regular workflow.

Dragged my PNG, picked a sheet size, paid. That's it. Got a confirmation email with file specs auto-detected. Sheet arrived in 3 days.

Their file review caught a hidden CMYK issue on my logo that would've come out muddy. Saved me from a botched run. That alone is worth the price.

Print quality was perfect. Only knock: file review email took ~6 hours to come back to me, and I needed to ship same day. Worth the wait but be aware.

Tested both PNG and a vector PDF. Both came out crisp. The flexibility lets me upload from any of my designers without conversion.

I upload, they handle everything else. No prep, no resizing, no formatting headaches. Simplest part of my supply chain.

Coming from sublimation, the file requirements were different than I expected. Once I understood transparent backgrounds and DPI, results were great. PressCraft team helped via email.

Made personalized name shirts for the kids. Dragged the file in, picked size, done. My second-grader's name is now on a shirt that survived the playground.

Ordered the same file 3 times over 2 months. All 3 are pixel-perfect copies. Important when you're rebuilding sold-out inventory.

Print quality is genuinely 5-star. Knocking one star because there's no way to see file review status in my account — I had to email to check. Add a dashboard, please.

Uploaded a complex layered file with halftone effects. Most printers butcher it. PressCraft kept every halftone dot. Looks like proper screen print.

Festival season I do 20+ uploads a week. PressCraft's file review is fast, comments are useful, and rejections are rare. Trust them now.

Upload, pick size, done. Every dog mom in my circle now wants matching pet-portrait shirts. PressCraft made me the go-to.

Uploaded my logo on a Friday at 4pm, had transfers in hand Wednesday. Pressed Thursday. Closing Friday. Client cried. PressCraft is now in my regular workflow.