Direct-to-film (DTF) transfer on garments is a quick and cost-effective printing method that involves printing a design on a film, applying adhesive powder, curing the film in a dryer, and pressing heat on the garment. A heat press machine is crucial for this process, as it makes the printing process quick and affordable. The process involves cleaning the press, preheating it according to the required settings, placing the garment on the lower platen, setting the DTF transfer just above the marked area, and applying the press according to the settings. After allowing the transfer to cool for 30 seconds, the carrier sheet can be removed. This process can be used to print more garments and accessories using a crafting heat press.