For DTF print shops

Stop copying order files by hand.

DTF Order Automation fetches your Shopify orders, matches them to the right design file, and sends them straight to your DTF software — ready to RIP.

Windows desktop app

The difference

The same orders. A fraction of the time.

The old way
  1. Open Shopify admin and find the order
  2. Figure out which product it is
  3. Dig through a folder to find the matching design file
  4. Double-check the size and orientation are right
  5. Open your DTF software and drag the file in
  6. Repeat that — for every single order, every single day
With DTF Order Automation
  1. Fetch orders for a date range
  2. Mapped orders are already sorted and ready
  3. Select the ones you want to send
  4. Click one button

Files are sent straight to your DTF software — ready to RIP.

Five manual steps per order, down to one click. The busier your shop gets, the more time this gives back.

What it does

One app, the whole handoff automated

Connect your store

Enter your Shopify store details once in Settings. From then on, the app handles pulling in your products and orders — no manual exporting or copying between systems.

Product sync & mapping

Sync every product from your store and match it to a local design file once. The mapping is saved and persists across sessions — set it up once, never again.

Orders, sorted for you

Pick a date range and fetch orders. They're split automatically into mapped orders ready to go, and unmapped orders that need a design file — map them right there in the list.

One click, sent to your DTF software

Select orders — or hit Select All — and send the linked design files straight to your DTF software. Click any order for full details before you send it.

Full run history

Every fetch and every copy is logged. The History tab gives you a clear record of what ran, when, and what it did.

Dashboard at a glance

See orders processed and files copied without digging through logs — and trigger a new order fetch right from the dashboard, whenever you want.

How it works

Four steps, once. Then it's a click.

  1. 1

    Connect your store

    Add your Shopify store details, and point the app at your DTF software.

  2. 2

    Map your products

    Sync your Shopify catalog and match each product to its design file.

  3. 3

    Fetch orders

    Choose a date range. Mapped orders are ready instantly; unmapped ones can be mapped inline in seconds.

  4. 4

    Send to your DTF software

    Select the orders you want and send their design files to your DTF software — ready to RIP.

“We used to spend all morning loading our orders into our DTF software. Now it's done in minutes. It's saved us so much time and money — well worth it for any DTF print shop.”

— Print shop owner

FAQ

Good to know

What computer does it run on?

DTF Order Automation is a Windows desktop app. You install it on the Windows PC that runs your DTF software. There's no Mac or web version at this time.

Which online stores does it connect to?

Shopify is the only store platform we integrate with right now. You connect your Shopify store once in Settings, and the app pulls in your products and orders from there. Other platforms, like Etsy or WooCommerce, aren't supported yet.

What's a hot folder?

It's a folder your DTF software watches for new files — drop a design in, and it automatically picks it up and queues it to print. Almost all DTF software has one; you set its location once, and that's the same folder DTF Order Automation sends your files to.

Which DTF software does this work with?

Any DTF product that supports hot folders. Point it at your software's hot folder once in Settings, and files are sent straight there, ready to RIP.

What if a product isn't mapped to a design yet?

It shows up in the Unmapped list on the Orders tab. Map it to a design file right there, and it moves into the Mapped list immediately — no separate setup step.

What does it cost?

Plans start at $29/month for up to 150 orders, with Shop ($59/month, 1,000 orders) and Unlimited ($99/month) tiers. Every plan includes every feature and up to 2 devices, and there's a free 7-day trial. See the pricing page for details.

Want the full walkthrough? Check out the setup guide.