Halftone your design for DTF or screen printing, or separate it into one film per ink with registration marks. Dots, diffusion or threshold, tuned to your mesh. It runs entirely in your browser.
Drop in a PNG, JPG or SVG, then set the print size in centimeters and the output DPI.
DTF, single ink or separation. Pick a mesh and ink preset, then let Auto tone set the curve as a starting point.
Download print-ready PNG at your DPI, or a ZIP with one film per ink and registration marks.
DTF, single ink for screen printing, and separation into one film per ink. Switch method without reloading your artwork.
Round, elliptical, square, diamond or line dots with adjustable angle and LPI. Or diffusion for fine grain, or a clean threshold.
Mesh and ink presets for DTF, plastisol and water-based. Auto tone sets the curve, and the calibration strip tests your dot gain on press.
Remove a solid background in single ink, or knock out one color for DTF, with tolerance and fade.
Detect 2 to 8 ink colors, edit them, and export one film per ink. Add a white underbase with choke, and mirror the film if you need to.
PNG with DPI metadata (300 DPI), registration marks, and a ZIP of films. Warnings flag low source resolution, tiny cells and high LPI.
Samples from the halftone engine. The full app works on your own artwork.
Instant download after payment. 7-day refund if it doesn't work as described — see refund terms.
Includes an offline hub that links every app together.
DTF, single-ink screen printing, and separation into one film per ink. Each has its own settings, so you only see what applies.
They are starting points based on common rules of thumb, such as mesh being roughly 4 to 5 times the LPI. Use the calibration strip to test dot gain on your own press and save the result as your own preset.
No. LaRastra is a single HTML file. Once you've downloaded it, it runs offline in your browser.
No. Everything is processed on your own device. Nothing is sent to a server.
Yes. You can use everything you create in client work and commercial products, with no attribution. The license covers one person, and the app itself can't be resold or shared. Read the full license →
Updates within version 1.x are free (details). If the app doesn't work as described and we can't fix it, you can ask for a refund within 7 days (refund terms).
Halftone your design for DTF or screen printing, or separate it into one film per ink with registration marks. Dots, diffusion or threshold, tuned to your mesh. It runs entirely in your browser.
Drop in a PNG, JPG or SVG, then set the print size in centimeters and the output DPI.
DTF, single ink or separation. Pick a mesh and ink preset, then let Auto tone set the curve as a starting point.
Download print-ready PNG at your DPI, or a ZIP with one film per ink and registration marks.
DTF, single ink for screen printing, and separation into one film per ink. Switch method without reloading your artwork.
Round, elliptical, square, diamond or line dots with adjustable angle and LPI. Or diffusion for fine grain, or a clean threshold.
Mesh and ink presets for DTF, plastisol and water-based. Auto tone sets the curve, and the calibration strip tests your dot gain on press.
Remove a solid background in single ink, or knock out one color for DTF, with tolerance and fade.
Detect 2 to 8 ink colors, edit them, and export one film per ink. Add a white underbase with choke, and mirror the film if you need to.
PNG with DPI metadata (300 DPI), registration marks, and a ZIP of films. Warnings flag low source resolution, tiny cells and high LPI.
Samples from the halftone engine. The full app works on your own artwork.
Instant download after payment. 7-day refund if it doesn't work as described — see refund terms.
Includes an offline hub that links every app together.
DTF, single-ink screen printing, and separation into one film per ink. Each has its own settings, so you only see what applies.
They are starting points based on common rules of thumb, such as mesh being roughly 4 to 5 times the LPI. Use the calibration strip to test dot gain on your own press and save the result as your own preset.
No. LaRastra is a single HTML file. Once you've downloaded it, it runs offline in your browser.
No. Everything is processed on your own device. Nothing is sent to a server.
Yes. You can use everything you create in client work and commercial products, with no attribution. The license covers one person, and the app itself can't be resold or shared. Read the full license →
Updates within version 1.x are free (details). If the app doesn't work as described and we can't fix it, you can ask for a refund within 7 days (refund terms).