Solution

Recolour artwork and products without redrawing

Artifax recolours existing artwork and product assets to a new palette. You can see each version on the finished product before you commit and the artwork stays editable.

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Recolour artwork and keep the detail

Swapping a hex value is straightforward. Recolouring a print so the new palette holds the same contrast, keeps the motif legible and still reads as the same design is a judgement about how the colours sit together.

Working from editable artwork rather than a flat export is what makes that judgement reversible.

Judge it on the product

A palette that works on a swatch can fail on a garment, where scale, drape and fabric all change how colour reads. Seeing the recoloured version on the finished shape, as a ghost, a flatlay or on a model, is what makes an approval mean something.

Carried through

An approved recolour becomes a colorway with its own instructions in the tech pack, so the factory receives the palette that was signed off.

Related

See also colorways, colorway, print design, or read how Artifax fits the rest of the workflow.

From first sketch to factory-ready tech pack

Artifax keeps your design and tech pack work in one place your team can edit.

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