Chroma color, strong white, and expanded gamut ink options.
Build the right ink set for your DTF printer with Color Prime White, Chroma CMYK, Light Cyan, Light Magenta, and expanded gamut Red, Green, Blue, and Orange inks for compatible workflows.
Choose the right ink for your DTF printer configuration.
Not every DTF printer uses every color in this listing. Standard DTF workflows typically use CMYK plus White. Light Cyan, Light Magenta, Red, Green, Blue, and Orange should only be purchased when your printer, RIP, ink channels, and profiles are configured to use those specific colors.
White Ink
Use White as the underbase layer that helps CMYK colors appear bright, opaque, and vibrant on garments.
Chroma CMYK
Use Chroma Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black for everyday full-color DTF transfer production.
Light Channels
Use Light Cyan and Light Magenta only on compatible printers for smoother gradients, skin tones, and photo-style output.
Expanded Gamut
Use Red, Green, Blue, and Orange only with compatible expanded-gamut printer configurations and profiles.
Available Color Prime DTF Ink variants
Use the guide below to understand which ink family each color belongs to before selecting your variant.
White Ink
White ink is used for opacity and underbase coverage in DTF printing. It is not labeled as Chroma White in this listing.
Chroma CMYK Ink
Chroma CMYK inks are the primary process colors for everyday DTF production, designed for vibrant color output, smoother gradients, and reliable print performance.
Chroma Light Channel Ink
Light Cyan and Light Magenta are specialty Chroma colors for compatible printers with dedicated LC and LM channels. Do not purchase these unless your machine is configured for them.
Expanded Gamut Ink
Red, Green, Blue, and Orange are expanded gamut colors for compatible multi-channel DTF printers. These are not standard CMYK replacement inks and should only be selected when your printer and profiles require them.
When should you buy each ink?
The safest way to order is to match your printer’s current ink channel configuration. If your printer is only configured for CMYK plus White, do not add light-channel or expanded-gamut inks unless your machine, RIP software, and profiles are set up for those colors.
Buy White when...
- Your printer uses white underbase for DTF transfers
- You need stronger opacity on dark garments
- You are replacing your existing Color Prime White ink
Buy Chroma CMYK when...
- You need Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, or Black replacement ink
- You are switching to the Chroma ink system
- You want richer color and smoother gradients in everyday DTF output
Buy LC / LM when...
- Your printer has dedicated Light Cyan and Light Magenta channels
- Your RIP profiles are built for those channels
- You need smoother blends, photo-style output, or softer tonal transitions
Buy RGB / Orange when...
- Your printer is configured for expanded gamut color channels
- Your profiles call for Red, Green, Blue, or Orange ink
- You need expanded color range beyond standard CMYK output
Compatibility, storage, and workflow notes
Color Prime inks are intended for compatible DTF printer workflows using quality PET DTF film, adhesive powder, proper curing, and correct heat press settings. For best results, pair your ink with Color Prime Quick Glide DTF Film and compatible Color Prime DTF powder.