DTF RIP software · Windows & Mac

Make room for
more printing.

Less time fixing files. Better use of film. Prepare, nest and print in one workspace—with Direct Print to supported Hoson setups.

Try NXRIP free Meet Direct Print

Free during public testing. Start with one real order.

A little less empty space.
NXRIP nesting result: colorful L-shaped artwork interlocks across one gang sheet
52 copies from one L-shaped designReal placement. See the demo details

A smoother day, from artwork to output.

  • Prepare the order
  • Make the sheet
  • Check before print

Sound like your print queue?

The work around the print
is still work.

01 / THE FILES

“Can you just
make this print?”

Low-resolution art. Empty margins. Soft transparency. Handle the everyday fixes where you prepare the order.

Meet your new prep workflow
02 / THE FILM

You pay for the
empty space, too.

Transparent boxes can keep artwork apart. Shape-based nesting fits around the design that actually prints.

Look at a real layout
03 / THE CHECKS

Better to spot it
before you print.

Keep resolution warnings, placement and the white layer in view while there is still time to make a change.

Follow an order through

Direct Print / A shorter route to the printer

Skip the PrintExp step.
Stay in your flow.

Prepare, RIP and send from NXRIP straight to a supported Hoson printer. Keep the job, the print controls and the decisions in one place.

Keep jobs moving

One less application.
Fewer steps to print.

Send the prepared job from NXRIP without exporting and reopening it in PrintExp. Spend your attention on the order in front of you.

Take on uneven fills

Solid color deserves
more control.

NXRIP plans the passes and their overlap. Tune Strong A or MixFog feathering to work on the uniformity of large solid areas.

Set the pace

Choose your speed.
Review your finish.

Set print speed and direction inside NXRIP. Test the combination that gives your job the speed and finish you need.

Start with a solid-fill design you know. Compare the finish at your intended production settings.

Check Direct Print compatibility

01 / Make the film work harder

Good shapes.
Better neighbors.

Put more artwork on the film you already pay for. NXRIP can nest around visible contours, bringing compatible shapes closer together.

52identical pieces.
One gang sheet.

This example: one L-shaped design, a 23 × 16.161 in sheet and a 0.08 in gap. Your result depends on the artwork and settings.

Inspect the full-size layout
23 in wide0.08 in gap
Actual shape-based nesting of 52 repeated L-shaped designs, rotated and interlocked on a single sheet
52 identical items · 1 source designActual shape-based nesting
Shape-based or rectangular. Choose what suits the job.Try it with your artwork

02 / Get difficult artwork moving

The file you got.
The print you’re aiming for.

Bring the common fixes into your DTF workflow. See the change, then decide what is ready.

Local AI upscale

Small file. A better starting point.

Improve weak raster artwork with NXRIP’s bundled local 4× upscaler, without a trip to a separate upscaling service.

Before: deliberately reduced 96 by 96 pixel parrot artworkSource · 96 × 96 px
After: the same parrot processed with NXRIP local 4× AI upscaleNXRIP AI · 4×
Same crop and display size. AI cannot recreate missing original detail; review the result before printing.

Transparency halftone

Give soft edges a path to film.

Turn translucent artwork into a controlled dot pattern. Keep the feel of the design while preparing its transparency for print.

Before: pink and blue smoke with continuous transparencyContinuous alpha
After: the same smoke converted into NXRIP halftone dotsNXRIP halftone
Same source, before and after NXRIP processing. The checkerboard makes the transparency visible.

More of the everyday prep

Keep the artwork.
Lose the unwanted background.

Remove flat backgrounds or knock out a selected color before building the sheet. Optional local AI background removal is also available on Windows with the AI pack.

Explore background cleanup

These are actual NXRIP processing examples. See sources and demo conditions

03 / Keep the order together

Fewer handoffs.
A clearer path to print.

01

Bring it in.

Open images, folders, ZIPs and multi-page PDFs. Read copy counts from filenames that include them.

02

Get it ready.

Crop empty margins, check resolution and prepare difficult artwork in the same workspace.

03

Build the sheet.

Choose rectangular or shape-based nesting. Check spacing, quantities and the white layer.

04

Check. Then print.

Review warnings and the result before output through your supported printer workflow.

Repeat orders? An optional watched-folder workflow can help automate intake and preparation.

Explore preparation

Make the decision on your own work

Give it one
real order.

Start with a job you know well. The awkward artwork. The repeated logos. The layout you always rebuild. See where NXRIP makes a difference for you.

Your first-order guide
  1. 01

    Check your setup.

    Match your computer and printer configuration to the coverage below.

  2. 02

    Try the familiar job.

    Install, create a tester license and prepare a copy of your artwork.

  3. 03

    Let the result convince you.

    Inspect the sheet, then make a small test print on your own equipment before moving a production queue.

A good fit starts here

Your shop.
Your setup.

Available for Windows and Apple Silicon Macs, with output for the printer families below.

Current desktop and file-output profiles
SystemCoverage
Windowsx64 desktop installer
macOSApple Silicon · arm64
Hosoni3200 · i1600 · XP600
BYHXi3200
SenyangXP600
WellPrint / Lancelot M1630XP600

Before you jump in

Fair questions.
Clear answers.

Something else? Email us
Is NXRIP really free?

Yes. NXRIP is free during public testing, with a temporary tester license. The license is tied to the testing program. For questions about future availability or commercial licensing, contact us.

How do I get started?

Download the build for your computer. Then open the License menu in the app and create a tester license. Request a key with your name and email and follow the activation instructions. The first-order guide takes you through the next steps.

Do I have to move all my work at once?

Start by evaluating one familiar order. Check preparation, layout and a small test print before deciding whether NXRIP fits your production. Keep your original artwork and current working setup available during evaluation.

Will my existing color setup carry over?

Do not assume that another RIP’s settings will transfer unchanged. Test your NXRIP color configuration with your printer, ink and materials. The community starter configurations below are useful starting points for their named setups.

Where can I get help or share feedback?

Use the practical guides, ask in the public forum, or email info@nxrip.com. For printer questions, include the controller, printhead, firmware and output mode.

Your next order is a good place to start

Less busywork.
More “ready to print.”

Try NXRIP with the files that slow you down.
Free during public testing.

Download color configurations

Community starting points for i3200 · 6-pass. Choose your ink below, then test with your printer and materials.

Install first. Create your tester license inside NXRIP.

After installing, open the License menu in the app and create a tester license. You will need your name and email to request a key. Follow the first-order guide.