How to use Virtual Weave
Apply realistic fabric textures to flat designs. Simulate the look of woven fabric with various weave patterns.
Credit Usage
Options & Settings
| Setting | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Weave Type | Buttons | Fabric structure, grouped from basic weaves through to textured and patterned ones. PlainTwillSatinBasketDenimLinenCanvasHerringDobbyJacquardPiquéOxfordChambrayCorduroyVelvetTerryWaffleCrepeHoundsTweedGlenBirds |
| Thread Colors | Color Pickers | Colors for the vertical (warp) and horizontal (weft) threads. |
| Intensity | Slider | How strongly the weave texture reads over your design. 10-100% |
| Pattern Scale | Slider | Size of the weave structure relative to the design. 0.5x-3x |
| Output DPI | Presets | Resolution metadata written into the download. It changes the print size, not the pixels. 72150300600 |
When to Use
- Previewing how a print will look on woven fabric
- Creating realistic fabric mockups for client presentations
- Testing designs on different weave structures before production
Pro Tips
Use Linen weave for summer fabrics, Twill for denim looks, Satin for formal wear previews.
Try different warp and weft colors for chambray effects. Same color for both gives solid fabric look.
Click Apply Weave once; after that, changes to the weave, colors, intensity and scale show on the canvas as you make them.
How do I…
How do I make a flat design look woven?
Pick a Weave Type, such as Plain, Twill, Satin or Denim, and click Apply Weave. After that, changes show on the canvas as you make them.
How do I get a chambray effect?
Choose different warp and weft thread colours. The same colour for both gives a solid fabric look.
How do I make the weave more or less visible?
Use Intensity for how strongly the texture reads, and Pattern Scale for the size of the weave.
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