One Design → Every Size

One Design File Generates the Whole Size Run

A self-scanning master template tells CamiForge which sizes exist. One design artwork file then gets scaled and applied across every one of them — automatically, inside Adobe Illustrator.

Stop Rebuilding the Same Design for Every Size

In a manual workflow, a design approved at size M has to be duplicated, rescaled, and visually re-checked for S, L, XL, 2XL and every size beyond. Each duplication is a chance for a logo to end up the wrong size, a graphic to sit off-centre, or a size to be forgotten entirely.

CamiForge inverts that. The master template already knows its own size range. You supply one design, CamiForge reads the template's size map, and the full run is generated in a single pass — every size consistent with the one you actually approved.

Self-Template

How the Self-Scanning Template Works

The template is the source of truth for what sizes exist — you never maintain a separate size list.

Template Scans Itself

Point CamiForge at a master template and hit scan. It reads the layer hierarchy, maps each size to its cutline, and surfaces the sizes it found as selectable options.

Size Map Is Cached

The scan result is cached alongside the template. Later runs load it instantly instead of re-parsing the file, and the cache rebuilds automatically when the template changes.

One Design, Many Sizes

A single design artwork file is applied across the whole run. There is no per-size copy of your design to keep in sync.

Proportional Size Scaling

Artwork scales per size using a bracketed logo-width ratio, so branding grows in sensible steps rather than stretching with the panel.

Swap Either Side Freely

Template and design stay separate files. Reuse a template with next season’s design, or push one design through a different garment template.

Custom Size Labels Welcome

Because sizes come from the template rather than a fixed built-in list, non-standard and region-specific size labels work exactly the same way.

Before & After

The Same Order, Two Workflows

Manual

One Design Per Size

  • Duplicate the approved design file per size
  • Rescale artwork and reposition logos by hand
  • Re-check alignment on every single variation
  • Repeat the whole pass whenever the design changes
  • Discover a missed size at the cutting stage

With CamiForge

One Design, Whole Run

  • Scan the master template once — sizes appear automatically
  • Tick the sizes you need for this order
  • Generate the full run in a single pass
  • Change the design and re-run — the size logic is unchanged
  • Nothing gets missed, because nothing is done by hand

Size Run Questions

Can one design file generate a whole size run of garments?
Yes. That is the core of how CamiForge works. You prepare one design artwork file and one master garment template. CamiForge reads every size defined in the template, then scales and applies that single design across the entire size run automatically — so you never duplicate and hand-adjust a design per size again.
What is a self-template garment generator?
It means the template describes itself. Rather than you telling the software which sizes exist and where each one sits, CamiForge scans the master template file, maps its size layers automatically, and caches that map. The available sizes then appear as selectable options — the template is the source of truth.
Which sizes are supported?
Whatever sizes your master template defines. Standard runs from XS through 5XL are typical, and custom or non-standard size labels work equally well because the size list is read from the template itself rather than from a fixed built-in list.
Does the artwork distort when scaled to larger sizes?
No. CamiForge scales garment artwork using a bracketed logo-width ratio rather than stretching the design uniformly, so branding and graphics grow in sensible steps across the size run. You can also choose to keep original dimensions when a design must stay a fixed physical size on every garment.
Can I reuse the same template for a different design next season?
Yes. Template and design are separate files by design. Swap in a new design artwork and reuse the same master template — or apply the same design to a different garment template — without rebuilding anything.
Available Now

CamiForge is released and available for apparel production teams. Automate garment generation, size scaling, and fabric roll nesting inside Adobe Illustrator today.

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