Print-ready artwork from one photo of the garment
A buyer sends a photo, a sample arrives creased, the original file is gone. Nakshik reads the garment, finds each decorated area, writes a brief per area, and reconstructs the artwork at the largest canvas the model can make, with the fabric keyed out and the colours snapped to your ink count.
How it works
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Drop the photo and press Analyse
The analyser lists every decorated area with its box on the photo, its technique and its colours; you confirm or adjust each box.
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Say what it is for
Screen print, DTF, DTG, sublimation, all-over, appliqué or embroidery. The choice fixes the rules: ink count, keyline, flat panel, alpha.
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Reconstruct
One image per area, or everything in one. Hidden parts are completed from evidence (mirror, repeat, continuation), never invented.
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Finish and download
Measured palettes, quantised to your inks, traced to SVG separations when you need them; PNG exports with checksums.
What you get
- Transparent PNG per area at up to 2048 × 3072
- Ink palettes measured from the photo, not guessed
- A draped dupatta reconstructed as the whole piece laid flat
- SVG separations and a cut file for appliqué
Good to know
- ·Every vector is a trace: a candidate for the separator, not a redrawn master.
- ·Lettering is reproduced letter by letter from the photo; give the exact words when the photo is blurred.
Questions
- How good is the photo that I need?
- A sharp phone photo in daylight with the decorated area filling the frame. The help centre has the short guide.
- Does it work for embroidery?
- Yes: embroidery is reconstructed as stitched, and a digitiser version with flat thread colours and an SVG trace is one click away.
- Is it faithful or creative?
- Faithful. Nothing is restyled; the brief per area names the elements and the failure modes to avoid. For new designs in the same theme, see the designs flow.