Keep every incoming job together.
Open complete orders instead of rebuilding them one asset at a time. Filename quantities, PDF pages, and supported archive contents can move into one visible job.
Production RIP software for DTF shops
From messy customer files to confident DTF production.
Spend less time rebuilding orders. Fit artwork around visible shapes instead of empty transparent boxes. Prepare, inspect, nest, and send supported printer output through one focused workflow.
Less rework. More usable film. More control before print.
- Windows x64
- macOS
- Free during public testing
01
Bring in the whole order
Images, folders, ZIPs, and multi-page PDFs stay together.
02
Prepare only what needs work
Crop, preflight, upscale, and handle transparency in one place.
03
Build a smarter sheet
Choose predictable rectangles or nest by visible artwork shape.
04
Approve before output
Keep warnings, white, and supported printer decisions visible.
Why NXRIP
The print queue should not wait for file cleanup.
Customer art rarely arrives production-ready. NXRIP connects the repetitive preparation steps so the operator can spend attention where judgment still matters.
Remove the dull work before it becomes a delay.
Crop empty transparent margins, surface weak resolution, recover supported raster artwork, and prepare printable transparency without bouncing between utilities.
Make the film work around the design.
Use rectangular placement for predictable jobs or let shape-based nesting follow visible contours when transparent bounding boxes are wasting useful sheet area.
Gang sheet advantage
Put more artwork on the film you already pay for.
Transparent boxes reserve space that never prints. Shape-based nesting follows the visible contour, rotates compatible pieces, and brings repeat artwork closer together—while the operator sees the actual sheet before output.
- Choose the right method. Predictable rectangular or contour-aware placement.
- Keep quantities intact. Build repeated and mixed orders into gang sheets.
- Approve the real result. Review placement, gap, sheet width, and length before RIP.
Shown below: an actual NXRIP result, not an illustrated promise.
Artwork recovery
Give difficult customer art a better path to print.
Not every file can be rescued. But weak raster art and soft transparency no longer need to become an automatic trip back to another application.
Local AI upscale
When “this is the only file we have” lands in production.
NXRIP flags weak raster resolution and can run a bundled local 4× AI upscale. The result is a stronger production candidate—not a claim that missing original detail has been restored.
Same crop and display size. Processed with NXRIP’s bundled local upscaler; operator review is still required. Photo source
Transparency halftone
Keep soft edges soft—and make them printable.
Continuous alpha looks beautiful on screen but needs a printable structure on film. NXRIP converts translucent detail into a controlled dot pattern and keeps the result visible for review.
Same transparent source before and after NXRIP processing. The checkerboard exposes where alpha becomes printable dots. Processing details
One visible workflow
One order. One clear path to output.
NXRIP connects preparation stages without hiding the checkpoints that protect a real production run.
01 · INTAKE
Bring in the order
Add PNG/JPEG artwork, folders, ZIP archives, or multi-page PDFs. Apply quantities from filenames when the order uses them.
02 · PREP
Fix what slows production
Crop empty margins, split pages, inspect resolution and transparency, and upscale supported raster artwork.
03 · LAYOUT
Build the gang sheet
Choose rectangular or shape-based nesting, review the placement, and prepare the white layer.
04 · OUTPUT
Approve and send
Resolve visible warnings, preview the result, then output through a supported Hoson or BYHX workflow.
Automation where it saves repetition. A checkpoint wherever production still needs judgment.Questionable files stay visible · required failures stop the operation · no silent degraded output
Operator in control
Production philosophy
Automate repetition, not responsibility.
NXRIP is built around real operators and imperfect production files. It should accelerate the routine path and stop clearly when the correct result cannot be produced.
Let recurring orders arrive closer to ready.
An optional watched-folder workflow can wait for stable supported files, import them, apply configured preparation, and queue work without treating partial or invalid sources as finished jobs.
If output cannot be trusted, the job should not look successful.
Warnings remain visible. Missing prerequisites, invalid settings, and failed output operations stop with an explicit reason instead of silently substituting a degraded result.
Current coverage
Built for production hardware and real shop conditions.
The public tester is available for Windows and macOS and targets specific Hoson/BYHX production configurations. Your exact board, firmware, profile, ink, film, and curing workflow still need a real test.
Desktop
Windows x64
Current installer for Windows DTF production workstations.
Desktop
macOS
Current DMG for supported Apple systems.
Hoson
i3200 · i1600 · XP600
Tester coverage for common Hoson-based configurations.
BYHX
i3200
Tester coverage for BYHX i3200-based configurations.
Test your complete production chain. Compatibility can depend on board version, firmware/output mode, ink setup, production profile, and printer condition. Approve the workflow before paid production.
Go deeper
See how the workflow behaves before you install.
Guide 01 · File intake
Opening files, archives, folders, and PDFs
Bring a complete customer order into NXRIP without rebuilding every item by hand.
Guide 02 · Preparation
Automated file preparation
Crop empty space, recover weak artwork, handle transparency, and keep warnings visible.
Before you test
Clear answers, before the download.
Public testing is meant to happen on the files and production conditions you actually use.
Is NXRIP free?
NXRIP is currently free during public testing. Download the tester build and create a tester license from inside the application.
How do I activate the tester build?
After installation, open the License menu in the app and create a tester license. The activation flow is available directly inside NXRIP.
Does AI upscaling restore the original artwork?
No. It can create a cleaner production candidate from weak raster artwork, but it cannot recreate information that was never present. Review the result before output.
Can I use it for paid production immediately?
Test the build with your own files, printer configuration, ink, film, powder, profile, and curing workflow first. The operator remains responsible for final production approval.
Which printer systems are currently covered?
The current tester targets common Hoson i3200, i1600, and XP600 setups, plus BYHX i3200 configurations. Exact compatibility can depend on the board, firmware, output mode, and production setup.
Current public tester
Start with the jobs that cost you the most time.
Bring the files that create rework in your shop. See how NXRIP handles preparation, nesting, warnings, and supported output before you approve a production run. Public testing is free.
Windows
macOS
Tester license activation
To use the tester version, open the License menu in the app and create a tester license. You do not need an existing license before you install. For setup help, use the guides or ask in the public forum.
Community starter color configs
Useful starting points—not universal profiles. Test each config with your own printer, ink, film, powder, and curing conditions.