Fabric & merchandise
Create floral, geometric and illustrated motifs that can repeat on textiles and print-on-demand products.
Draw repeating patterns that connect at every edge. Create original designs for textiles, wallpaper, wrapping paper, merchandise and digital backgrounds—with an instant, true-to-export repeat preview.
Create a motif, inspect repeats, and download the registered repeat unit.
Straight repeat: 512 × 512 px. Pixel dimensions, not print-DPI metadata. For printing, confirm the physical size with your supplier.
Create floral, geometric and illustrated motifs that can repeat on textiles and print-on-demand products.
Use straight, brick or half-drop layouts to explore different spatial rhythms with the same artwork.
Export registered repeat PNGs, create tiled previews, and reopen editable projects without an account.
Motifs and brush strokes are rendered into an infinite repeat lattice rather than merely clipped at the edges. Objects crossing the tile boundary continue into the neighboring repeat.
Yes. Brick exports a rectangle one tile wide and two tall. Half-drop exports two tiles wide and one tall. Those complete repeat units can themselves be tiled in an ordinary grid.
Files contain pixel dimensions only, not guaranteed physical-print metadata. Check output size and print resolution with your manufacturer. The studio does not produce CMYK separations, ICC proofs or certified print files.
You can use a supported PNG, JPEG or WebP as a repeated stamp. The tool does not automatically repair the seams inside an arbitrary photograph or texture.
Preparing your export…
Arrange motifs, image stamps or edge-aware brush strokes in a straight, brick or half-drop repeat. Preview neighboring repeats, then export the complete registered unit rather than a cropped preview tile.
Example: With a 256 by 256 base tile, choose brick repeat and place a flower partly across the right edge. The complete repeat unit is 256 by 512 pixels; tile that full unit in a regular grid.
Limits and privacy: The repeat engine does not repair seams inside an arbitrary imported photo. Brick units are one base-tile width by two heights; half-drop units are two widths by one height. Output is RGB/RGBA pixel data, not CMYK or calibrated print proof, and projects may embed imported artwork.