Seamless tile patterns, made print-ready in seconds
Marble, stone, terrazzo and wood-look designs that tile perfectly across large-format slabs, without the visible repeat seams that ruin a run.
The repeat problem we solve
- Natural randomness is hard to repeat without obvious tiling artifacts.
- Large-format slabs expose every seam and mismatch.
- Manual repeat work takes a skilled designer hours per design.
- Digital decoration lines need production-resolution files, not screen previews.
Why tile designs need a true seamless repeat
Printed ceramic and vitrified tiles are laid edge to edge across metres of wall and floor. If the right edge of the design does not continue perfectly into the left edge of the next tile, the mismatch repeats on every joint and the whole installation reads as a grid of squares instead of a continuous surface.
A true seamless repeat wraps in both directions: right edge into left, top edge into bottom. One production file then covers any surface area, from a splashback to a lobby floor, with no visible seam at any joint.
Large-format slabs and natural randomness
Large-format porcelain slabs are the hardest case. At 800 x 1600 mm and beyond, any repeated element is big enough to spot across a wall, and materials like marble, stone and terrazzo are expected to look random rather than patterned.
Half-drop and brick repeat modes offset each course of the repeat so identical elements never align vertically. That breaks the grid and lets stone and terrazzo read as natural material even across a slab run.
From motif to production file
Upload a photo, scan or artwork of the surface you want. The repeat is generated at production resolution, up to 300 DPI on paid plans, and downloads as a high-resolution PNG that drops straight into your decoration workflow. A creativity control decides how closely the output follows your original: keep it low to preserve a real stone scan, raise it to explore variations.
- Output resolution
- Up to 300 DPI
- Format
- High-resolution PNG
- Repeat modes
- Straight, half-drop, brick
- Typical use
- Wall and floor tile, porcelain slab decors
- Free trials
- 3 watermarked, no card required
How it works
- 01
Upload a motif: a stone photo, scan or original artwork.
- 02
Pick straight, half-drop or brick and tune spacing and creativity.
- 03
Download the print-ready seamless PNG for your decoration line.
FAQ
Does it handle large-format slab sizes?
Yes. Choose 300 DPI print output and the repeat is generated at production resolution.
Will the repeat look natural, not gridded?
Half-drop and brick repeat modes break up the grid so stone and marble read as natural.
Can I start from a photo of real stone or marble?
Yes. Upload the photo and keep the creativity control low; the surface is rebuilt as a clean seamless repeat that stays close to the original material.
What file do I download?
A high-resolution PNG that tiles seamlessly in both directions, ready to place in your production layout.
How many designs can I generate?
Every account starts with 3 watermarked trial generations. The Studio plan adds a monthly image quota sized for studio and production volume; Unlimited replaces the monthly quota with a daily fair-use allowance instead.
Do CMYK print exports work as input?
Upload an RGB PNG or JPEG. CMYK print exports are not accepted as input; most design tools can export an RGB version in seconds, and a file that cannot be read is rejected before it costs you a generation.
See it on your own design
3 watermarked trials. No card required.