Review source artwork and identify the colors that matter.
Textile Color Separation
Color separation software for textile printing
Prepare color layers, variants and outputs that turn complex artwork into a clearer file for textile and screen-printing production.
Expected outcomes
Reduce revisions before printing
Files received by studios and printers often combine effects, similar shades and details that are difficult to reproduce. A structured separation workflow makes variants easier to compare and reduces back-and-forth around poorly prepared artwork.
Organize layers, variants and control palettes.
Preview the result before working with a printer or supplier.
Use cases
Color separation use cases
Textile screen printing
Isolate artwork colors and prepare a clear view before screens and inks are approved.
Print and surface studios
Build coherent colorways without losing the structure of the original pattern.
Brands and suppliers
Share understandable variants across design, buying and production teams.
Workflow
From artwork to color separation
Analyze the source file
Identify flat colors, shades, transparencies and details that need to be preserved.
Build the layers
Organize the separation, name colors and prepare the required variants.
Review the preview
Compare the reconstruction with the original before export and production review.
Frequently asked questions
Textile color separation questions
Which artwork can be separated?
All-over patterns, illustrations, screen-print artwork and multi-tone visuals can be assessed depending on source-file quality.
Is every separation immediately machine-ready?
It must still be approved with the printer because screens, inks, substrates and profiles depend on the production process.
Can the same file produce several colorways?
Yes. A layer-based structure makes it possible to test palettes and compare variants in one workflow.
Fashion Tools suite
Continue the textile workflow
Connect design, color preparation and mockups in one studio journey.
Prepare a first color file
Share the artwork, target color count and printing process so the preparation can be scoped.