For looks that break on black,
notice.
Digital art often carries more information than fabric can hold—especially on dark garments.
Looks great on screen, fails in print—why?
Stop paying for samples
that teach the same lesson twice.
Add from Chrome
Tune ink load, tone, and white
balance.
Preflight uses halftone techniques to bring your art toward a printable density.
In the browser
decide.
What ships should be work you’re proud of—not a muddy tee.
Keep drawing good art—
we handle the hard part.
Add from Chrome
From the Chrome extension icon
Load your file.
Upload your image and read its pixel size. Start checking dark-garment output right in the browser.
Analyze
Check what breaks.
Preview ink load, tone, white base, and fine detail—the usual failure points on black.
Convert your file
Generate a halftone plate.
After review, convert toward a halftone separation—closer to a solid dark-garment print.
FAQ
What does this tool do?
It preflights dark-garment prints in the browser and helps you move toward a halftone plate automatically.
Why focus on dark garments?
Black and dark fabrics are where detail, white base, and tone fall apart most often—this tool targets that gap.
What improves?
You can review how tone, white, and fine detail will read before you commit to a run—so fewer expensive surprises.
Is the conversion perfect automatically?
Conversion assists you; you still judge the look and adjust as needed.
Warnings won’t clear—is it broken?
Try switching display mode and re-analyzing. The tool prioritizes helping you print important detail—not clearing every flag for its own sake.
