Design multiple print areas, rotate and preview the shirt from every angle, and approve the print proof in one flow. Works for both photo uploads from consumers and logo uploads from B2B customers. Quality improvements applied automatically.
Multi-Area Design. Front, back, sleeve, collar — customers and B2B buyers design every print area in a single flow. Each area has its own print specifications applied automatically. No switching between tools. No separate files per area. One flow, all areas, one production-ready output.
360° Product Preview. Customers see the t-shirt from every side before they approve. Front, back, left sleeve, right sleeve — all rendered in real time as artwork is placed. What you see is what gets printed. Confidence at checkout. Fewer returns. Fewer reprints.
Instant Print Proof Approval. Once the design is complete, a print proof is generated automatically and presented for approval — directly in the flow. The customer approves in one click. The production file is created instantly. Embroidery digitising is coming soon. All other techniques go straight to production today.
T-shirt decoration is rarely limited to one print area. FastEditor's t-shirt flow allows customers and B2B buyers to place artwork on multiple areas — front chest, full back, left sleeve, right sleeve, collar label — within a single, guided experience.
Each print area has its own specifications: maximum print size, minimum resolution, colour limitations per print technique. FastEditor applies these constraints automatically. Customers can only place artwork within the valid print zone — and the system ensures what they see is exactly what can be produced.
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The 360° preview gives customers complete confidence before they place their order. As artwork is placed on each area, the t-shirt model updates in real time — showing the front, back, and sleeves with the actual design applied.
For B2B buyers ordering branded workwear or promotional apparel, this is the moment the sale is made. Seeing the embroidered logo on the chest and the printed design on the back — before approving — eliminates doubt and accelerates the decision.
When the design is complete, FastEditor generates the print proof automatically — assembled from all active print areas, presented clearly, and ready for customer approval in one click.
Once approved, the production file is created instantly. Each print area is output as a separate, technique-specific file. The correct colour mode, resolution, and format for screen printing, DTG, embroidery, or heat transfer are applied automatically. The file goes to production — without a designer touching it.
The t-shirt flow handles consumer photo personalisation and B2B logo decoration across screen printing, DTG, and heat transfer — all fully automated today. Embroidery digitising is coming soon.
When live, uploaded logos will be automatically vectorised and converted to production-ready stitch files — thread colours mapped from the original artwork, stitch density set per fabric type, no manual digitiser required. The embroidery file will go to production within the same one-click approval flow used for all other techniques.
FastEditor supports screen printing, direct-to-garment (DTG), embroidery, and heat transfer for t-shirt decoration. Each technique has its own production file output — colour separations for screen print, stitch files for embroidery, and high-resolution RGB files for DTG. The correct output is generated automatically based on the technique configured for each product.
Yes. The multi-area flow allows customers to upload and position artwork on all available print areas — front, back, sleeves — within a single ordering flow. Each area is treated as a separate print job and outputs a separate production file. The customer sees all areas combined in the final proof before approval.
For B2B logo uploads, FastEditor automatically vectorises the uploaded file, separates colours for screen printing or prepares the stitch file for embroidery, and applies the print area constraints for the selected product. For consumer photo uploads, the system runs quality checks, optimises the image, and applies it within the photo-compatible print area. Both flows converge at the same proof approval and production file output stage.
Automatic embroidery digitising is coming soon. FastEditor is actively building this into the t-shirt flow. When live, logos will be automatically converted to stitch files within the same ordering experience — no manual digitising required. Screen printing, DTG, and heat transfer decoration are all fully available today.
The standard FastEditor integration goes live in 3 to 4 weeks. The t-shirt flow is available within the standard integration package and does not require custom development. Product Hub configuration for your specific t-shirt products and print techniques is handled during the onboarding process.
