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SeamlessRepeat vs Tiler

SeamlessRepeat

seamless-repeat.com

Tiler

boxlab.io

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FigureSeamlessRepeatTiler
Price from₹1,499/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
Plans published51
Spec score · Pattern Design Software7.4 (#14)7.5 (#11)
PrivacyThe maker says it does not sell personal data and does not use uploaded designs to train models for other customers; users may delete designs from their account.The maker says artwork is read, drawn, and written in the browser and is not uploaded; no account is required.
PurposeSeamlessRepeat generates production-ready seamless repeating patterns from a single uploaded motif.Tiler creates seamless repeating patterns from artwork supplied by the user.

Plans

SeamlessRepeat

  • Starter Pack₹899, paid once
  • Studio₹1,499 a month
  • Pro Pack₹2,999, paid once
  • Unlimited₹2,999 a month
  • Volume Pack₹12,999, paid once

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Tiler

  • FreeFree

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In their own words

SeamlessRepeat

SeamlessRepeat is a web service that turns one uploaded motif into a repeating pattern. Users provide an RGB PNG or JPEG, choose straight, half-drop, brick, step or mirror repetition, and export a PNG. Resolution reaches up to 150 DPI on the one-time packs and up to 300 DPI on Studio and Unlimited. Design extension adds ground to any of a tile’s four sides and is available on every plan for the same image cost as a repeat. Starter Pack costs 899.00 INR once for 25 images; Pro Pack costs 2999.00 INR once for 100; Volume Pack costs 12999.00 INR once for 500. Studio costs ₹1,499 a month for 100 images, with rollover up to 200. Unlimited costs ₹2,999 a month, with a fair-use limit of 25 generations daily. New users receive three watermarked trial generations. Studio includes commercial licensing; Unlimited includes commercial and resale licensing.

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Tiler

Tiler creates seamless repeating patterns from artwork you supply. Set a field in millimeters, add SVG artwork, then place motifs by hand or scatter them using controls for count, size, size variation, rotation, mirroring, and spacing. Choose straight, half-drop, half-brick, or mirror repeats. Individual placements can retain their colors or use one ink, with separate opacity controls; backgrounds can be a ground or transparent. Export a true-size SVG tile, a PNG at 72–600 dpi, or a PDF sheet in several page sizes. The SVG stays vector, while the PDF sheet is rasterized at the selected resolution. SVG is the only supported input, so photographs and scans need tracing before import. Tiler runs in a web browser and requires no account. BoxLab says artwork is read, drawn, and written in the browser, not uploaded, and script-capable content is stripped from imported SVGs. It presents the tool for gift wrap, textiles, packaging, stationery, print, prepress, and screen backgrounds.

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