How to use AI Designer

AI Designer turns reference photos and prompts into production-ready textile and clothing designs — pattern redraws, tiled patterns, photoshoots, and disassembled clothing patterns. Generated assets land in your Library and can be downloaded as PNG, PSD, or SVG.

Every AI generation spends credits. Each tool shows its credit cost next to the run button. Buy more credits or upgrade your plan in Account → Credits & Subscription.

Redraw a pattern from a text prompt or reference image — florals, batiks, or any motif you describe. Output is a single tileable image you can recolor, vectorize, or restyle from the Library.

Tile any saved pattern into a seamless repeat at the resolution and DPI you choose. Useful right before printing or restyling.

Replace the colors in a saved pattern. Pick a target palette (or extract one from another image) and the recolor preserves shapes while swapping fills.

Apply a saved style to a pattern, or compose a new one. Restyle keeps the silhouette and re-renders the surface treatment (line weight, shading, motifs).

Trace a raster pattern into a clean SVG with selectable color layers. Output preserves motif scale and palette and can be downloaded as SVG or layered PSD.

Increase the resolution of any saved image. Useful before printing — pick 2× or 4× depending on the source size.

Cleans dust, scan artifacts, and small marks from a pattern image while preserving the motif. Run before vectorizing for a cleaner trace.

Convert any image to a clean black-on-white line-art outline. Used as a template for redrawing or for handing off to a designer.

Split a pattern into individual layers — by named component (flower, leaf, stem) or by color. Each layer is a transparent PNG you can download separately or as a layered PSD.

Pull the dominant palette from any image. Use the resulting palette as the target for Recolor.

Disassembles a photographed garment into flat sewing-pattern pieces (front body, sleeves, collar, etc.) using a single shared fabric print across all pieces.

Define a new style by uploading a few reference images. The trained style becomes selectable on the Restyle page and can be applied to any saved pattern.

Every generated asset lives here, grouped by category (Gallery, Layer, Vector, Garment, Clothing Pattern). Click any item to preview, download, or feed into another tool.

Runs the extractor on only the components you ticked above. Each selected component becomes its own transparent-PNG layer.

Splits the source into one layer per detected color. Each color costs 1 credit. Useful for full-PSD breakdowns.

Converts just this one extracted layer into a black line-art outline. Other layers stay untouched, and the redrawn layer keeps its slot in the PSD download.

Drag one layer card onto another to merge them. The dragged layer is recolored to match the drop target, then composited on top.

Bundles every selected layer into a single multi-layer PSD. Each layer keeps its name and transparency, ready for Photoshop / Procreate.

Traces the source image into a clean SVG. Tunable color count and detail level — higher color counts preserve gradients but produce larger files.

Repeats the pattern into a seamless tile at your chosen tile size and DPI. Used right before printing.

Doubles or quadruples the long-side resolution while keeping motif sharpness. 4× is overkill below ~1MP source.

Use any image already in your Library as the input for this tool — saves an upload step and keeps everything traceable to the source.

Apply this pattern to a clothing photoshoot or a flat-lay product mockup. The result becomes a presentation-ready image saved to Library → Garment.

Replaces the source pattern's palette with the target colors you picked. Shapes stay identical, only fills change.

Re-renders the source with the chosen style — line weight, shading, brushwork. Silhouette and motif scale are preserved.

Converts the input into clean black-on-white line-art. Useful as a starting template for hand-coloring or for handing off to a designer.

Creates a seamless repeating tile from your source pattern. Pick tile style (e.g. half-drop, mirror) and target DPI for printing.

Generates a pattern redraw from your prompt or reference. The result is saved to Library → Gallery and can be tiled, recolored, or restyled.

Increases the long-side resolution by 2× or 4× while preserving motif sharpness. 4× on a small source can introduce halo artifacts — use 2× for borderline cases.

Cleans dust, scan artifacts, and small marks from the source while keeping the motif intact.

Disassembles a photographed garment into flat sewing-pattern panels with one shared fabric print across all pieces.

Takes a photographed garment and produces flat sewing-pattern panels (front body, sleeves, collar, cuffs, etc.) with a single shared fabric print.

Gallery (raw generations), Layer (extracted components), Vector (SVG traces), Garment (photoshoots), Clothing Pattern (disassembled garments).

In Layer category: tick multiple layer cards then Download → PSD bundles them into one file. Same control inside the Layer Preview modal.

Open a Layer asset and drag one layer onto another inside the modal to merge. The merged layer takes the drop target's slot and color.

View your remaining credits, top up, or change plan. Each tool advertises its credit cost next to its run button.

Redeem a voucher code for credits, or — if you're on a company admin tier — generate codes to share with your team.