Our Story

About TextileTone

AI-powered color intelligence built for the people who make fabric come alive

What We Do

India's First Color Operating System

TextileTone is a color analysis and textile design platform built for designers, manufacturers and quality control teams.

Instead of manual comparison and visual estimation, TextileTone analyzes fabric images using machine learning and color science to identify, match and modify colors accurately.

The goal is to make professional color tools accessible — without expensive lab equipment or complex workflows.

28
Colors detected per image
ΔE
CIEDE2000 precision
12MB
Max fabric image size
5+
Export formats supported
Under The Hood

Technology Behind TextileTone

Computer vision and color science built for real textile workflows

K-Means Clustering

Identifies dominant colors inside complex textile patterns and textures with high precision — capturing even minority color families.

LAB Color Space

Processes colors in perceptual color models that align with how human eyes see differences — not how machines count numbers.

CIEDE2000 Matching

Industry-standard color difference formula used by textile quality labs worldwide for pass/fail verdicts and shade comparison.

Edge-Aware Processing

Preserves fabric weave patterns, shadows and textures during color replacement so results look photorealistic, not painted.

Problem
Color inconsistency across factories
Manual comparison
Problem
Lighting and sensor variation
Error-prone
TextileTone Solution
Automated, repeatable color analysis
Solved ✓
The Mission

Why We Built It

Color consistency is one of the most difficult problems in textile production. Lighting, camera sensors and dye variations often make the same fabric look different across machines or factories.

TextileTone was created to automate color analysis and make it repeatable — using software instead of manual comparison. No expensive spectrophotometers, no guesswork.

Just upload a photo and get precise, reproducible color data every time.

Design Better With TextileTone

Analyze colors, redesign fabrics and verify quality — all in one tool

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