AI Tech Pack from Photos
Start with AI drafts a tech pack from photos of a garment that already exists. Add the pictures, a short brief for what the photos cannot show, the size range and the sketch you want, and the studio writes the header, the construction, the trims, draws the flat sketch with its callouts and fills the size chart. Two credits: one for the reading, one for the sketch.
- 1Add the photos of the product
- 2Name the piece and brief it
- 3Generate, then correct
How it works
Add the photos of the product
In the tech pack studio, choose Start with AI. The first photo is the main view; more views, the back, a detail of the closure, the label, make the pack more accurate. Use clear pictures of the real garment, flat or worn.
Name the piece and brief it
Give the style a name, add a brief for what the photos cannot show, the fabric weight, the intended fit, a construction detail, then set the size range and choose the flat sketch: the front only, or the front and the back.
Generate, then correct
Click Generate the tech pack. A moment later the pack is drafted: header with style and season, construction and trims written out, the flat sketch with its callouts, the size chart with proposed values. Everything is editable; the sourcing in the bill of materials is left to you. Preview shows the document as it prints and exports the PDF.
What the draft gets right, and what stays yours
The reading is good at what it can see: the silhouette, the closures, the pockets, the seams, the number of panels. It proposes measurements from the size range and standard grading; your fit is yours to correct in the size chart. It does not know your supplier, your fabric reference or your price, so the bill of materials waits for you. Run the AI review before the pack travels.
Read what a tech pack is and how to make one step by step, or open the tech pack studio and start from your own garment.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a tech pack from photos cost?+
Two credits: one for reading the photos and writing the pack, one for the flat sketch. Building the rest of the document, editing it and exporting the PDF cost nothing.
How many photos should I add?+
One clear main view is enough to start. Two to four views, front, back, a detail, the label, give a more accurate construction and better callouts.
Can I start from a sketch instead of photos?+
Yes. Start new gives a blank pack, Import takes a document you already have, and Templates starts from a ready pack. Photos are simply the fastest route when the garment exists.
Is the size chart reliable?+
It is a proposal built from the size range and standard grading for the type of garment. Check the values against your own fit and correct them in the table; the callouts on the sketch follow.