AI Flat Sketch Generator
The AI flat sketch generator draws production ready fashion flats from words alone. Describe the garment, the silhouette, the stitching, the pockets, the trims, and the AI returns a clean technical flat: the drawing a manufacturer expects at the front of a tech pack. A hoodie, a trench coat, or a technical activewear piece goes from sentence to spec ready sketch in seconds.
- 1Describe your garment
- 2Import it into your tech pack
- 3Create your sketch in SVG format
This demo was recorded in our previous interface — an updated video of the new studio is on its way.
How it works
Describe your garment
Write the piece into the text field the way you would brief a sketcher: a cropped biker jacket with an asymmetric zip, welt pockets, ribbed hem. The more construction detail you name, the more the flat carries.
Import it into your tech pack
Download the sketch as a PNG and drop it straight into your tech pack, where it anchors the specification the factory will work from.
Create your sketch in SVG format
The same sketch can be generated as an SVG vector. That version opens in tools like Adobe Illustrator, where you can edit any line, move a pocket, redraw a seam, without starting over.
No photo required
This generator starts from language, which matters early in development when the garment exists nowhere else. If you do have a reference photo, the image to flat sketch feature draws the flat from the picture instead, and the SVG sketch generator covers the vector workflow in depth. Flats made here feed directly into the AI tech pack generator. Open the tech pack studio to draw your first flat.
Frequently asked questions
What level of detail can I specify?+
Anything you can name: silhouette, closures, stitching, pockets, collars, trims. The flat is drawn from your description, so a precise brief gives a precise sketch. Details you leave out are the AI's to decide, and regenerating with a sharper description is the normal way to converge.
In what formats do I get the sketch?+
PNG for direct use in a tech pack, and SVG when you want a vector you can edit line by line in software like Adobe Illustrator.
How does this fit into a tech pack?+
The flat sketch is the visual backbone of a tech pack, and the studio is built around that: generate the flat here, then build the specification around it in the tech pack studio, measurements, materials, and construction notes included.
Do I need drawing skills?+
No. The entire input is a text description. That is the point of the feature: designers who do not draw flats, or teams without an illustrator on hand, get manufacturer ready sketches from a written brief.