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Your creativity deserves the best sublimation paper that that captures every detail, every color, and every idea just the way that you imagined. Our dye sublimation printing paper is designed to give you bold, vibrant transfers with minimal ink waste, so your designs look just as stunning on a shirt, mug, or tumbler as they do on your screen.

No dull colors, no frustrating smudges- just smooth, high-quality transfers that last. Whether you’re a business owner, a crafting enthusiast, or just getting started with sublimation printing, our sublimation paper makes every press count. Ready to create something amazing? Let’s make it happen!

Available Dye-Sublimation Paper Sizes

We offer a comprehensive range of sublimation paper sizes to accommodate any project. Whether you need compact 4" x 9.5" sheets or high-capacity 64" x 393' rolls for large-format sublimation printers, we have the best sublimation paper for your printing needs.

What is sublimation paper?

Sublimation paper is a special type of coated paper designed for sublimation printing, a process that uses heat to transfer dye onto materials like fabric, ceramics, metal, and wood. The paper holds the sublimation ink and, when exposed to heat and pressure, releases the ink as a gas, which then bonds with polyester-coated or polyester-based surfaces.

How do I print on sublimation paper?
  1. Ensure you have a sublimation printer loaded with sublimation ink—regular ink won’t work.
  2. Sublimation paper has a printable side (usually brighter or coated). Load it into the printer with this side facing up or down, depending on your printer.
  3. Use design software (ex. Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Canva) to create or edit your image.
  4. Mirror (flip) the design so it appears correctly when transferred.
  5. Print onto the coated side of the sublimation paper.
  6. You’re ready to tape onto your sublimation blank and press!

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