Choose a garment, upload artwork and explore colors in 3D.
The model rotates automatically. Drag or use the arrow keys to turn it, and press Home to return to the front.Current design: AmosMind yellow hoodieA few of the garments you can start from. The editor has more.
AmosMind is online clothing design software for clothing brands, print-on-demand sellers and designers. Choose a 3D garment, upload your artwork, set the colors and fabric, then render images you can share. It runs in a desktop browser, with nothing to install.
One 3D garment, four things you can do with it.
Every style is a 3D garment, not a flat template. Turn it to check the front, back and sides, and zoom in on a seam or a print.
Upload your artwork and put it on the garment part you choose. Move it and scale it, and watch the 3D garment update as you work.
Set the garment color, then try another. Change the fabric to see how the same design reads on a different surface.
When the design looks right, render it. Download the image for a product page, a pitch or a production brief.
Pick a 3D garment to start from, such as a T-shirt, hoodie, jacket or pants. It opens in the editor, ready to work on.
Upload your artwork and place it on the front, back or sleeves. Then set the garment color and fabric.
Rotate the garment to check it from every side, render an image in 2K or 4K, and download it.
Each page lists the styles for one garment type. Every style opens in the same 3D editor.
AmosMind shows your artwork and colors on a 3D garment. It does not draft sewing patterns, grade sizes or simulate fabric. For that work, look at pattern-based 3D software.
ONLINE 3D PREVIEW
PATTERN-BASED 3D
2D GRAPHICS
What people ask before they start.
It depends on the job. To develop patterns, fit and construction, designers use pattern-based 3D software such as CLO or Browzwear. To create artwork and flat sketches, they use graphics tools such as Adobe Illustrator. AmosMind covers a different step: seeing artwork and colors on a 3D garment in the browser, and rendering images of it.
AmosMind is a web app. Open it in a desktop browser, choose a garment, upload your artwork and change the colors. There is nothing to download. The 3D editor needs a larger screen, so it is not built for phones. AmosMind shows you the design; it does not print or produce the garment.
For sewing patterns you need pattern-making software such as CLO, Browzwear or Seamly. AmosMind does not create or export sewing patterns. It works on ready-made 3D garments, so you can see artwork and colors without drafting anything.
You can create artwork in Canva, or in any graphics tool, and export it as a PNG, JPG or PDF. Upload that file to AmosMind to see it on a 3D garment, adjust its position and size, and render an image.
T-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, shirts, jackets, blazers, pants, shorts and more. Each one is a 3D garment with parts you can place artwork on.
Upload artwork as PNG, JPG, SVG, PSD or PDF, among other formats, up to 50 MB per file. You get rendered images in 2K or 4K, as PNG or JPG. A PNG can have a transparent background.
