Upload any image into the sketch slot, write a simple text prompt and hit generate. The tool will imagine different looks for the original image.

Take more control of the final image by being specific in the prompt. When using a drawn sketch, it becomes important to tell the tool how you want it look like. Use words like 'photorealistic' to make a drawn sketch look like a photograph.

The reference image slot is powerful when wanting to take control over the color, materials and background of the design. Use a plain background if you also want to generate a plain background. Use a specific environment to get that environment in your design.

The outcome of your design is highly affected by the Reference Image, so make sure you're using ones that you like.

This is a way to control how close you want to be to your sketch image. 1 means extremely accurate and 0 gives you a completely re-imagined result. The sliders have been set to what we find being a sweetspot but don't be scared to try them out for surprising and unexpected results to take your creativity further.


0.6 - 1 = very accurate results
0.25 - 0.59 = lots of play involved (good for non-accurate sketches or scribbles)
0.01 - 0.24 = typically the tool starts adding new elements like a virtual model and/or environment into the mix. If a reference image is there, then it will heavily focus on recreating it.

This slider is a great way to determine the weight on the decision making either towards the reference image or the text prompt. 1 fully referencing the reference image, and 0 fully referencing the text prompt.

When using a very busy reference image it is generally a good idea to lean towards a lower number. When using a clean background and the main item fully in frame of the image, it is good to lean towards a higher number

Instead of using a flat image of a print, it is advised to use an image of a similar garment with the same (or similar) print on it for better results. Depending on the type of reference image, the results will vary greatly.

Get in touch with support@thefabricant.com for additional support and help to get the results you're looking for.

This slider is a great one to generate different results when using the same settings. The seed essentially is a randomiser to generate different variety of designs.

This is also a great way to take control when wanting to create exact same result later on. Uncheck the random checkbox and use the same seed number for controlling your outcome.

If you're getting unwanted items or objects in your designs that are not in your sketch or reference image, you can eliminate these by putting the words in the Negative Prompt. For example, if you do not want the color blue to be in the image, then type in the word 'blue' in the Negative Prompt.

You can access all your creations in the Library tab on the top left bar. Here you can review the designs individually, download them, see what settings you have used, like them, unlike them and delete the ones you don't want in your library.