The engines
Twenty-nine generative engines
Halftones, flow fields, reaction–diffusion, all seventeen wallpaper groups — tileable by construction. Plus aperiodic mosaics, which never repeat by design.
Hover a tile to see it move. Every engine is parametric and seeded; the repeating ones tile seamlessly - open the studio to drive them.
In context
It has to look right on the thing
Every pattern previews in context, card, tote, packaging, web, fabric, before you commit a single file to production.
Production
Files a printer will actually accept
This is the part free toys skip.
SVG, PDF and EPS
True vector out. Arcs become cubics and every path stays selectable and editable in Illustrator — the PDF is drawn, not a placed bitmap.
Physical units
Inches or centimetres with DPI control, plus fabric widths and a Spoonflower preset.
CMYK gamut checks
Out-of-gamut brand colours are flagged before they surprise you on press.
Colorway kits
Export every colorway of a pattern in one zip, named and organised.
Scale tiers
S / M / L repeat variants generated together, with a README for the studio.
Real repeats
Half-drop, brick and offset repeats at ½, ⅓ and ¼, checked at the tile seam.
An honest comparison
Why not just prompt an image model?
Image models are genuinely good at ideas. They're the wrong tool for a brand system, for four specific reasons.
Reproducible by seed
A seed plus parameters regenerates the exact same artwork in six months. A prompt does not.
Real editable vectors
You get paths, not pixels. Recolour, rescale, and hand off to a printer without a trace step.
Seamless by construction
Every repeating pattern tiles by construction, checked pixel-by-pixel in CI. The aperiodic styles are labelled as non-repeating, never sold as seamless.
Consistent as a family
One system produces hero, secondary, micro and texture variants that belong together.
We use AI too, for the first idea. The prompt panel proposes a recipe; the engines make it reproducible.
Pricing
Free while we're in early access.
One plan, no card, no watermark, no trial clock. Every engine and every production format is open — including PDF, EPS and batch export.