The New Black AI

Extract a Fabric Print Pattern from a Design with AI

Photograph or upload any garment, a floral dress for instance, and the vision AI isolates the textile, corrects the perspective and the lighting, then unwraps the print into a seamless, true scale repeat that is ready for production.

  1. 1Upload your fashion design
  2. 2Describe the part to recreate
  3. 3Download your fabric image

How it works

1

Upload your fashion design

The design can be a woman in a coat, a bag, or anything at all made of fabric. The AI only needs to see the material clearly.

A cropped tie dye top, the garment the print is taken from
2

Describe the part to recreate

Point the AI at the right area. If you want the fabric of the coat, write "coat" in the field. That one word is what separates the print you are after from everything else in the frame.

3

Download your fabric image

The repeat comes back as a flat, seamless tile you can download and use.

The pattern on its own, ready to be printed or reused on another piece

Frequently asked questions

What images can I extract a fabric from?+

Any design made of fabric: a woman in a coat, a bag, a dress. The one requirement is that the AI can see the material clearly, since it isolates the textile, corrects the perspective and the lighting, and unwraps the print from what the photo shows.

How do I tell it which fabric I want?+

Describe the part to recreate. If the print you are after is on the coat, write "coat" in the field. That one word is what separates your fabric from everything else in the frame.

Is the repeat really ready for production?+

The result comes back as a flat, seamless, true scale repeat that you download as a tile. The perspective and lighting corrections happen before the unwrap, so the tile is the print itself, not a photograph of it.

What can I do with the extracted pattern?+

It lands in your studio grid, organised in projects, alongside your other creations. From there you can download it for production, or feed it back into the studio's other fabric tools, for instance applying it to a clothing sketch.

Can I use the extracted prints commercially?+

Commercial use is allowed on paid plans. The extraction runs in the browser with nothing to install, and free credits at signup cover your first patterns.

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