Texloom Studio

Texloom Studio is an AI-powered textile design workspace for building seamless repeats, refining colour and preparing print files. It suits surface and print designers, production teams and studios that need those stages together. The main trade-off is between its production-oriented toolkit and usage limits tied to monthly credits and result storage windows.

Overview

Founded in 2024 in Batala, Punjab, Texloom Studio focuses on textile design rather than general image generation. Its combination of pattern, colour and export tools can reduce handoffs between concept work and print preparation. That focus is most useful when repeat construction and production files are regular requirements; occasional users may find the credit system and timed downloads less convenient.

Key features

Pattern generation is joined by style transfer, colour transfer, texture removal, upscaling, vectorization, recoloring and color separation. Block, half-brick and half-drop repeat types, seamless-repeat controls, colorway tools and vector editing cover common surface-design tasks. This breadth supports both creating a motif and adapting it into multiple colourways or production-ready variations.

PSD, PNG, JPEG and TIFF uploads let users start with existing artwork. Exports include PNG, JPG, TIFF, WebP, SVG, PDF and PSD, with resolutions up to 600 DPI. CMYK TIFF and layered PSD outputs are practical choices when files must continue into a print workflow rather than remain flattened images.

The colour library contains 2,736 colours identified by permanent TX codes. That gives teams a stable naming reference for palette decisions. The Chrome extension can send a right-clicked image to Texloom tools and save picked palettes to Recolor Studio, but it is limited to browser content: it cannot pick colours outside Chrome or capture Chrome settings pages, the Web Store or the PDF viewer.

Security controls include TLS 1.3 encryption in transit and AES-256 encryption at rest. Designs are not used to train AI models. Processed results are retained only for the plan's download window, from 24 hours to 30 days, then permanently deleted, so files need to be downloaded and archived promptly.

Pricing

Texloom uses a freemium model. The Free plan costs nothing and provides 100 starting credits; 27 tool pages can be used free without signup. There is no free trial, so this allowance is the main way to assess the workflow before paying.

Starter costs $15 a month, billed $15/month monthly or $10/month on an annual term billed $120 per year. It includes 300 credits per month, output up to 600 DPI, a 24-hour result download window and up to two concurrent AI jobs. It fits individuals with modest recurring workloads, but the one-day download window demands disciplined file handling.

Professional costs $35 a month, billed $35/month or $24/month with annual billing of $290. Its 900 monthly credits, seven-day download window and three simultaneous AI jobs better suit active designers or small production teams. Paid Professional and Studio customers also receive priority email and chat support, unlike the general email support listed for the service.

Studio costs $83 a month, billed $83/month or $58/month annually at $690 per year. It raises the allowance to 2,400 credits, keeps 600 DPI output, extends downloads to 30 days and permits four concurrent AI jobs. This is the sensible tier for studios processing many variants or needing more time to retrieve results. Enterprise has custom pricing and custom credit volume, with a dedicated CSM, SLA-backed uptime and onboarding for organizations requiring a managed arrangement.

Platforms

Texloom runs in a web browser and through a Chrome extension. The extension is useful for browser-sourced references, while the core design and export workflow remains web-based.

Who it's for

Choose Texloom if you are a textile, surface or print designer who needs repeat construction, colour adaptation and high-resolution exports in one service. Print production teams and design studios gain the most from layered PSD, CMYK TIFF and concurrent-job allowances. It is less suitable for someone seeking a general-purpose editor, a system-wide colour sampler or indefinite online storage of processed results.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Textile-specific repeat types and seamless tools support production patterns rather than only single images.
• Pro: Layered PSD, CMYK TIFF and exports up to 600 DPI connect design work to print delivery.
• Pro: A 2,736-colour library with permanent TX codes helps maintain palette consistency.
• Pro: Encryption and a no-training policy address confidentiality for uploaded designs.
• Con: Monthly credits constrain how much AI work each plan can absorb.
• Con: Results expire after 24 hours on Starter, seven days on Professional or 30 days on Studio.
• Con: The Chrome extension cannot sample outside Chrome or several built-in Chrome pages.

Alternatives

Browse Pattern Design Software for a wider field of pattern tools, or AI Pattern Generators when AI pattern creation is your primary need. AI Fashion Design Generators is the better starting point for fashion-focused generation.

Pick ArahWeave instead when Linux, macOS or Windows desktop CAD/CAM matters; its free demo cannot save projects. Choose Repper for Android, iOS or web access and a free mobile option, accepting simplified exports and a two-week image-upload limit. JUMI PatternMaker suits users wanting a no-sign-up, no-watermark free web tool with SVG and PNG exports up to 8000px for personal or commercial use.

Loocie Design is a free beta spanning desktop, tablet and phone, though tools may change and files auto-delete after a short time. Raspberry AI Prints & Patterns offers API and web access, with 50 one-time free credits and a 49.00 USD monthly Individual plan. Seamlessify is preferable for unlimited browser-based direct stitching, while its free tier has only two one-time AI credits and 30-day AI history.

Tiler is a free web option without paid features or stated usage limits. Patternly uses one-time credit purchases, starting at 3.00 GBP for 10 credits, and suits users who prefer pay-as-needed access.

Verdict

Texloom Studio is a strong choice for textile professionals who need repeat, colour and print-export work in one browser-based workflow, especially at Professional or Studio scale. Its decisive advantages are production-ready formats, textile-specific controls and coded colour references. Look elsewhere if you need unrestricted credits, permanent online results, a system-wide colour picker or a desktop-first application.