🎨 Design tools

Photos on A4 or A3 sheets, several paper types

3D letters and name plates, with print time and STL file

Banners to size, with hem, eyelets and pole pockets

Box dielines ready to cut, with the material thickness and the kerf worked in

Licence plate covers: magnet or sleeve, designed on the car

Vehicle wrap calculator: metres off the roll, how the panels nest, and the hours

Two colours side by side in every format, with the real difference between them. The difference is measured with CIEDE2000, the formula the industry uses, not the straight distance in RGB that almost every free tool computes. Load your own .ase swatch books; nothing leaves your browser.

A cut contour around your artwork, written with a real spot colour named exactly CutContour so the RIP cuts it instead of printing it.

Build a DTF gang sheet and use every centimetre of film. Checks mirroring, white haze and resolution before you print.

Turn a photo into a real print effect: halftone, CMYK screen, risograph, pixel, ASCII and more.

Turn a logo into a real embroidery file: stitch count, what cannot be stitched, and a DST for the machine.

Flags and pennants: shape, hem, sleeve, eyelets and a check on the back of the flag

Routed letters: the thinnest line measured, plus the speed and feed your machine needs

Booklet imposition that compensates the creep. Feed it a PDF and it comes back as press sheets in the right order, with the shift per sheet worked out.

Labels on a sheet or a roll. Draws all eight winding directions, works out the roll diameter, and builds a real EAN-13 that respects the quiet zone.

Laser-cut plates in acrylic and wood, with kerf and edge quality

Power and wiring for illuminated signs: cable size, voltage drop and how many drivers

Lightboxes: see beforehand whether the LED strips will show through the face

Box dielines that reckon with the board thickness. Four styles, inside dimensions in, cut and crease lines kept apart, and it tells you whether the blank fits your sheet.

Check a file before it goes to press: resolution, bleed, colour, fonts and transparency. Nothing is uploaded.

Removes the background and shows the result on a coloured backdrop, so you catch the leftover halo before you print. Cleans the semi-transparent edge instead of cutting it off. Nothing leaves your browser.

Roll-up banners with the two zones you never see: the part that rolls into the cassette and the strip under the top rail. Plus eye level and a resolution check at full size.

Shop and facade signs to size, with a check on sheet, weight, wind and readability

Work out how many full sheets you need and exactly how to cut them