Plugins we built.
Running in real shops.
The sandbox for WordPress plugins built by Damn Good Company for the print trade. Every tool here runs in production at a paying shop. Open it, upload a file, break it if you can — then tell us what your shop needs.
What’s installed here
Not a feature list. Each plugin below is running on a client site today, and the same build is installed here so you can put your own files through it.
DTF Gang Sheet Builder
Customers build their own gang sheet in the browser: drop artwork, pick a sheet size, let the layout engine pack it, then add the finished job to the cart. Nobody in prepress opens a file, nests a dozen logos by hand, or emails a customer to ask why the sheet is half empty.
Background Removal for DTF
Customers send artwork with a white box behind it, a drop shadow, or a JPG screenshot off a phone. Somebody in prepress then spends ten minutes cutting a mask before the file is fit for the RIP. This plugin does that step on upload: drop a file, get back a clean transparent PNG with edges that survive being printed on a dark garment.
Next one
More is in the shop. Each one lands here when it ships, with the site it runs on named.
How to use this site
Three steps, and the second one is the only one that really tells you anything.
Bring your own worst file
A clean vector proves nothing. Upload the kind of artwork that actually lands in your inbox — phone screenshot, JPG with a white box, logo with a soft drop shadow, hair, fur, semi-transparent glass.
Check the edge, not the thumbnail
Download the returned PNG and drop it on a dark background in your RIP or in Photoshop. Halo, white fringe and chewed-up detail only show up against black. That is the test your operator does at press. In the gang sheet builder, load twenty mixed-size files and see how tight it packs.
Tell us what it should do differently
Every plugin here started as one shop’s specific complaint. A different threshold, a WooCommerce hook, a file size cap, a Make.com webhook on completion — that is a build brief, not a feature request into a void.
What this server is, and is not
A demo box, not a production service. Worth knowing before you upload anything.
- Upload real artwork and judge the output yourself
- Build a full gang sheet and push it through to the cart
- Test edge quality against a dark background
- See the same builds that run at gloo.no
- Ask for a plugin scoped to your own workflow
- Send customer artwork you are under NDA on
- Build a live workflow on top of this URL
- Expect files to be kept — they are processed and discarded
- Treat demo speed as production speed
Who builds these
Est. 2012 — Köping, Sweden.
Damn Good Company is Kjell Karlsson — thirty years on the supplier and manufacturer side of large format and DTF printing, running DTF ink and film experiments at Marabu in 2012, before there was a commercial DTF printer to buy.
The plugins come out of that background rather than out of a generic web agency. The questions asked before a build starts are about your workflow, your RIP, your file intake and where the manual step actually sits — not about your brand colours.
Need a plugin
that actually works?
Tell us what it has to do. We’ll tell you what it costs and when it goes live.