True-size TIFF
Your tile at real dimensions with the DPI written in the file header — ready for the print house.
Designs that manufacturing development can actually deliver.
Creative Wizard turns a plain-words brief into buyer-ready home-textile designs — grounded in real looms, real yarns, real physics — and hands you the technical read before you sample.
Bedsheets · Towels · Curtains · Rugs · Cushions · Throws · Aprons · Bath mats · Table linen · Upholstery
01 — How it works
From your words to a design your unit can make.
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Brief it in your words
Pick the product, raw material, technique stack and colours — or simply write what you want. Voice notes work in English and all major Indian languages.
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The physics check reads along
As you type, every choice is checked against real machine capability — counts, EPI, PPI, GSM, shafts, widths, dye classes. Red informs; it never blocks.
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Read the design story, then weave it
Before anything is generated, a plain-words story shows exactly what you're about to get. Edit it — your words govern the generation, verbatim.
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Designs land buyer-ready
Every design arrives with a spec sheet a production team can read — construction, colours, process route — in minutes instead of sampling cycles. Send a buyer link that opens with no login, or drape the design onto another product entirely.
02 — Grounded in the machine
A skills library that speaks your unit's language.
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Machines
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Home-textile products
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Trims & hardware
Jacquard, dobby and terry weaving. Hand and machine tufting. Quilting, printing, embroidery, dyeing, felting, macrame, finishing. Every machine carries its real capabilities — and every product carries its real physics envelope, from a 900–2500 GSM rug to a 144–600 thread-count sheet set. Add your own workshop notes, and they steer every generation as your unit's knowledge.
03 — The manufacturability read
Know what the design demands — before you sample.
- Shade separation. Every palette is measured pair-by-pair against export lab-dip tolerance, so shades that could swap places between dye lots are flagged before they cost you a sampling round.
- Colour stations. Screens, blocks, needles and weft colours are counted against the technique's real ceilings — and a better route is suggested when the design wants more than the machine gives.
- Repeat fit. The declared repeat is checked against the product's true dimensions — full repeats centred, cut-offs called out in centimetres, with exact-fit suggestions. Rotary repeats are checked against standard screen circumferences; jacquard repeats against hook counts at your EPI.
- Technique fit. Curated verdicts for every machine-on-product combination — and the studio learns your own verdicts from what you like, dislike and note.
A technical read generic image tools don't attempt.
04 — From design to production file
True repeats, born seamless.
Repeating designs are generated as one continuous cloth — the join is measured, and the design is kept only when the seam reads as cloth. When you're ready, the production pack delivers the files your printer actually uses:
Tiled proof
A 3×3 preview with real straight, half-drop, brick or mirror layout — the honest proof of how the tile joins.
Colourway card
Every shade with its name, code and values — in RGB for screen or CMYK for print, the way your dyer reads it.
One zip
Everything in a single download. Cutting-pattern sheets unfold saved product shapes into sewable panels in centimetres.
05 — Made for the trade
Built in Panipat, India's home-textile belt.
Creative Wizard is built for home-textile manufacturers and exporters, buyers and buying houses, and textile design studios — by the operators of a Panipat home-textiles manufacturing business. Send one link on WhatsApp; your buyer sees the design and signs into nothing. Like, dislike and note every render, and the studio learns your taste, product by product.
Plans are in INR — GST-inclusive, what's listed is what's charged — and USD for international teams, with credit top-ups any time and enterprise workspaces with pooled credits. A design that fails is never charged.