xTool has launched its Apparel Printer on Kickstarter. The company says is compatible with “all apparel, all fabrics”, including cotton, polyester, denim, canvas, spandex, and leather.

The device essentially functions as an ink-jet printer for heat transfer “film” sheets, which can be heat-pressed onto clothing or fabrics. It leverages dual Epson i1600 print heads – one for color and one for white ink – to print a user-uploaded, HD-quality image.

After printing, users will cut the sheets, coat them with an adhesive powder, and bake them. All told, xTool says the print process takes less than 10 minutes, after which point you’ll have a heat press-ready design – one that is oh-so-conveniently compatible with xTool’s heat press.