See which prints are rising. Turn them into your own designs.

We are in active development and have not set a launch date. Waitlist members will be the first to hear about the launch and early access.

No. Sarees are at the heart of it, and Trenzign is being built to also create designs for kurtis, dress materials, dupattas, blouses, scarves and home textiles such as cushions and bedsheets.

Trenzign will not scrape Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest or any other platform. Trend signals will come only from official platform tools used within their rules, licensed or partner data, and data you choose to share, such as insights from your own connected business account.

We will show trends as themes (colour, motif and layout), never as other people’s posts to copy.

It is designed not to. Trends guide only the direction (colour, motif family and layout) and Trenzign creates new designs from them. We are building a similarity check so that designs are compared with their trend references before download. You should still review every design before production, as you would with any design source.

Our Terms will let you use the designs you create in your own products, including commercially, and will pass to you whatever rights Trenzign holds in them. We won’t promise more than the law gives anyone: copyright in AI-assisted designs is still unsettled under Indian law, so your own edits matter.

For prints you plan to mass-produce, you may also want to register the design under the Designs Act, and you need to file before you publish or sell it. Full terms will be published before launch.

Each brief will create new designs, and similarity checks are planned so outputs aren’t close to their trend references. As with any design source, we can’t promise that no one will ever make something similar. If you need exclusivity, tell us when you join. It’s something we’re exploring.

That is what we are building for. The plan is to export high-resolution, print-ready files with seamless repeats, sized for your print width, for digital textile printing. We are also exploring layered and colour-separated files for screen and rotary printing.

These formats are planned, not final. Exact formats will be published before launch. Write to us at hello@trenzign.com with your printer and RIP or CAD software, and we will test with it.

Many Indian textile crafts are protected Geographical Indications (GI). Their names belong to genuine products made by authorised producers in those regions. Out of respect, and to keep you safe, Trenzign describes styles by what you see (line, colour, motif and technique). Designs made with Trenzign must never be sold or labelled as GI, handcrafted or handloom products.

Uploads are planned. When they arrive, you may upload only designs you own or have permission to use. Please don’t upload other brands’ or artists’ work.

No. The plan is that you can start from a trend or a style and refine it with simple choices. Designers will get finer control over body, border, pallu and repeat.

Trenzign will launch in English. We are considering Hindi, Gujarati and Telugu. Tell us your preference when you write to us.

Pricing is not set yet. We plan to offer a free plan, and paid prices will be announced before launch. Waitlist members hear first. Joining the waitlist is free and needs no card.

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