Composite Fabric Pattern on Garment from Photo

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your garment photo

   Drop a photo of the garment you want to apply the fabric to. This is the main image. Use a well-lit photo where the garment's shape, folds, and draping are clearly visible. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Simple flat garment: 30 seconds. Complex draping with folds and pleats: may need 2-3 refinements.
2. 2

   Add your fabric swatch as reference

   Click '+ Add reference image' below the prompt and upload your fabric swatch or textile pattern photo. A flat, well-lit swatch showing the full pattern repeat works best. The AI extracts the pattern and maps it onto the garment, following the clothing's shape and folds.

   Tip: Photograph your swatch flat on a neutral surface with even lighting. Avoid shadows or wrinkles in the swatch photo itself -- the AI will add natural draping when it maps onto the garment.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Preview fabric on a dress for fashion design apply the fabric pattern from the reference onto this dress, following every fold, pleat, and drape naturally, maintaining the original pattern scale and direction throughout the garment

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   Composite textile swatch onto a blazer for client presentation composite the textile from the reference onto this blazer, wrapping correctly around the lapels, shoulders, and body panels, with the pattern grain running vertically and matching the studio lighting

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   Apply print fabric to a skirt for e-commerce listing apply the printed fabric from the reference onto this skirt, with the pattern flowing naturally around the waist and hem, distorting correctly at the pleats

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   Test a new colorway on an existing jacket design replace the current fabric of this jacket with the fabric from the reference, preserving all garment construction details like stitching, buttons, and seam lines

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   4 more prompts

   Map woven textile onto a formal gown for a fashion show preview apply the woven fabric from the reference onto this formal gown, following the draping from shoulder to floor, with the weave texture visible at close inspection and natural light reflections on the fabric surface

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   Preview stripe fabric on a shirt for a clothing brand composite the striped fabric from the reference onto this button-down shirt, with stripes following the body contour and aligning correctly at the button placket and collar

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   Apply lace or sheer fabric to a bodice for bridal design apply the lace fabric from the reference onto the bodice of this dress, preserving the transparency and delicate pattern detail, with the skin visible through the sheer areas as it would in reality

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   Composite custom print onto a t-shirt for merch preview apply the custom print fabric from the reference onto this t-shirt, wrapping around the torso naturally, with the print distorting slightly at the shoulder seams and sides

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3. 3

   Describe the application

   Tell the AI how to apply the fabric: 'apply the fabric pattern from the reference onto the entire dress, following the draping and folds naturally with correct scale.' Be specific about which parts of the garment to cover and how the pattern should flow.

   Tip: Include 'maintaining pattern scale and direction' to prevent the pattern from stretching unnaturally across curved areas.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Preview fabric on a dress for fashion design apply the fabric pattern from the reference onto this dress, following every fold, pleat, and drape naturally, maintaining the original pattern scale and direction throughout the garment

   Copy Try This →

   Composite textile swatch onto a blazer for client presentation composite the textile from the reference onto this blazer, wrapping correctly around the lapels, shoulders, and body panels, with the pattern grain running vertically and matching the studio lighting

   Copy Try This →

   Apply print fabric to a skirt for e-commerce listing apply the printed fabric from the reference onto this skirt, with the pattern flowing naturally around the waist and hem, distorting correctly at the pleats

   Copy Try This →

   Test a new colorway on an existing jacket design replace the current fabric of this jacket with the fabric from the reference, preserving all garment construction details like stitching, buttons, and seam lines

   Copy Try This →

   4 more prompts

   Map woven textile onto a formal gown for a fashion show preview apply the woven fabric from the reference onto this formal gown, following the draping from shoulder to floor, with the weave texture visible at close inspection and natural light reflections on the fabric surface

   Copy Try This →

   Preview stripe fabric on a shirt for a clothing brand composite the striped fabric from the reference onto this button-down shirt, with stripes following the body contour and aligning correctly at the button placket and collar

   Copy Try This →

   Apply lace or sheer fabric to a bodice for bridal design apply the lace fabric from the reference onto the bodice of this dress, preserving the transparency and delicate pattern detail, with the skin visible through the sheer areas as it would in reality

   Copy Try This →

   Composite custom print onto a t-shirt for merch preview apply the custom print fabric from the reference onto this t-shirt, wrapping around the torso naturally, with the print distorting slightly at the shoulder seams and sides

   Copy Try This →
4. 4

   Review and refine

   Check that the fabric pattern follows the garment's contours naturally. Look for correct pattern scale, natural distortion at folds and seams, and consistent lighting across the applied fabric. Zoom into areas where the pattern meets edges, collars, and hems.