How to Export High-Res Canva Files for DTF Printing

Low-res Canva designs ruining your DTF prints? 😩 Learn how to export high-resolution files from Canva—even without a Pro subscription—and finally get prints that pop! 💥🖨️

If you’re a DTF printer, you’ve probably groaned at the sight of yet another low-resolution Canva file. Most users don’t realize Canva’s default settings are stuck at a measly 96 DPI—way too low for clean, crisp direct-to-film prints. In this video, I’ll show Canva users exactly how to create designs at a proper 300 DPI resolution—even without the paid version.

You’ll learn the pixel math for scaling designs, how to set up custom canvas sizes, and when (and why) transparent backgrounds require Canva Pro. If you’re a print provider, share this video with your customers to improve the files you get. And if you design for yourself, you’ll avoid the heartbreak of pixelated prints. 🎨➡️🖨️

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