A spec, not a chat
Every edit is a diff on the parts list. Colors and materials stay named, so the guide and the model can follow.
Design anything you can make
Drapeforge is for product designers, makers, small brands, and anyone sewing, lasting, or knitting at a bench. Describe a garment, a shoe, a sock, a bag, or a belt. The spec stays in charge. The making guide tells you what to buy and what to do next.
Every edit is a diff on the parts list. Colors and materials stay named, so the guide and the model can follow.
Technical flats, a studio render, and a part-segmented model you can orbit. Click a piece on Creator and above.
Yarn and gauge for socks. Saddle stitch and burnish for a belt or a bag. Yardage for cloth. Estimates, with the size written down.
Examples
Cloth · midi
Footwear · cupsole
Knit · fingering
Bag · saddle stitch
Numbers are placeholders and live in one config file. Pricing will be reviewed.
$0
Try a design and one making guide.
$19/mo
Export, unwatermarked snapshots, and part editing in 3D.
$49/mo
Share links, a commercial license, and priority generation.
$129/mo
Five seats, shared collections, and brand presets.
No. With no keys the studio draws from the spec. Add free-tier keys when you want model images and written specs.
It is a parametric template for that category. It follows length, sleeves, collar, and colors. It will not reproduce every unusual shape.
Public links are on Pro. Snapshots can be downloaded, and Free snapshots carry a small watermark.
No. Yardage and yarn weights are estimates for a stated size. Make a toile or a swatch before you cut fashion cloth.