What file does Fill My Film export?
It exports a PNG with physical-resolution metadata.
FROM BROWSER TO RIP
The sheet is not finished when it looks correct in a browser preview. It is finished when the exported file opens in the production RIP at the intended width, length and resolution.
Fill My Film creates the gang sheet file for your own printer or RIP workflow. It does not print or ship DTF transfers.
THE SHORT ANSWER
Choose the validated output DPI, export the assembled sheet as a PNG with physical-resolution metadata, open it in your RIP without unintended scaling, and confirm dimensions, transparency, orientation and all required copies before printing.
EXPORT
Fill My Film offers 150, 300 and 600 DPI PNG export settings. Choose the setting your shop has tested rather than assuming a larger number is automatically better.
Resolution metadata records the relationship between pixels and physical dimensions so compatible software can interpret the intended size.
IMPORT
Some applications fit large images to a page, apply a default resolution or convert between inches and metric units. Review the import dialog and job properties.
The sheet should enter the RIP at the same physical width and length reported by the builder.
TEST
RIP versions, presets and printer configurations differ. A short test confirms that the local workflow preserves size and output as expected.
Document the successful steps so another operator can repeat the process without guessing.
QUESTIONS PRINTERS ASK
It exports a PNG with physical-resolution metadata.
Universal compatibility is not claimed. Test the first export in your specific RIP and printer workflow.
Check import scaling, units and resolution interpretation, then compare the displayed dimensions with the builder's export dimensions.
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