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Wear the idea
before it is final.
Four focused questions turn your reference into an original graphic designed for a black or white tee.
Wear the idea
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4questions build the brief
3directions make comparison easy
2base colors: black and white
1selected route stays editable
HOW IT WORKS
You do not need to learn design first.
Each question locks one decision: content, design language, visual priority and garment execution.
- 01
Share the idea
Upload a reference and identify the subject, wording or feature that must stay.
- 02
Choose a style
Pick one of six design languages, then set the energy from everyday to bold.
- 03
Set the priority
Choose whether the subject, type, a balance of both or a symbol leads.
- 04
Place it on the tee
Choose the shirt color, print position and print finish before generating.
DESIGN STYLES
See how it wears, not just how it looks.
Style cards define a visual language without copying an existing work. Your subject and exact wording remain the source.
WEARABILITY FIRST
A graphic is not a poster.
It has to work on a body.
The system considers shirt color, printable area, graphic scale and how the garment sits on a person.
Choose your styleREAL-LIFE CONTEXT
The final test is everyday wear.
Front, back, solo and group views show whether the graphic stays clear and feels natural in motion.
DETAILS
See the garment before judging the design.
Cotton texture, collar construction and print edges make the result easier to evaluate.
Adapts to black or white
Contrast and negative space are adjusted for the base color instead of simply swapping the background.
Placement stays controlled
Choose left chest, centered front, full front, full back or a small-front and large-back set.
Keep refining
Wording, subject, color, placement and visual intensity can all move into another round.
START DESIGNING
Answer four questions.
Review the complete prompt first, then use KIE GPT Image 2 to generate a realistic garment concept.
1 Content2 Style3 Priority4 GarmentGenerate
Checking image-generation service
COMPARE DIRECTIONS
Three routes, not one design recolored.
Each route keeps the same brief while changing composition, visual density and print scale.
SPECIFICATIONS
The current design scope, at a glance.
Production specifications depend on the final garment SKU. This page shows what the design workflow controls today.
- Base colors
- Black / White
- Design directions
- 3 per generation
- Print placements
- 5 options
- Style languages
- 6 directions
- Reference formats
- PNG / JPG / WebP
- Generation size
- 1K garment concept
A VISIBLE PROCESS
From reference to garment,
every step can be checked.
FAQ
Know the boundaries before generating.
Do I have to upload a reference image?
Yes. The current flow uses one image to lock the subject or its recognizable features. It can be a pet, sketch, object or other material you have the right to use.
Can I revise the generated result?
Yes. Choose a direction, then refine wording, color, subject relationships, graphic size and placement.
Can I use a movie character or brand logo?
Only upload and generate material you have the right to use. The system should not reproduce protected characters, trademarks, teams, schools or slogans.
Why generate a concept before production?
The concept confirms composition, shirt color and wearability. Final production still requires checks against the actual garment, size and print method.
How long does generation take?
Usually under a few minutes, depending on image-processing demand and service availability.
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Start with the first answer.
Turn the detail that matters most into a T-shirt you would actually wear.
Start designing