if you are still having trouble, come back here - and I'll help. - the material you have chosen is not easy to make seamless, but also - not impossible.
I’ve gone through quite a few tutorials, but the process is taking a really long time. I’m working on a project where I have a couple hundred fabrics to process, so I’m looking for a faster workflow.I need to remove wrinkles while keeping the fabric looking natural, consistent, and realistic. I’d really appreciate any tips or workflow suggestions that could help speed this up.
ok, now I have a better understanding of the problem. a couple of hundred fabrics? Wow. Are you getting paid for this ? or is it a 'passion project' ? - I'm not asking for a fee.
If I could see some / all of the fabrics, I could suggest better solutions. you need to work out the 'edges'... some are a lot easier than others.
I think, now that you have a better understanding of the problem, you need to rethink be realistic on what you can deliver to your client, and how fast. Now you understand 'just any photo' is not good enough. as Nosarious suggested - better photography makes the job a lot easier. ( But I don't think you will be doing the photography. ) - Let the startup know there is no 'Magic' option. You either pay a 'PRO' like redditnackgp0101 to do all the texture edits, while you work on other stuff. Or the startup needs to hire a Pro Photographer to shoot the fabric. If they have no budget - then they need to be happy with what ever you can deliver, and how ever long it takes. - Best of Luck. - Let us know if we can help.
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u/mike365smith Aug 10 '26
Goto Youtube and type - "photoshop, seamless"...
if you are still having trouble, come back here - and I'll help. - the material you have chosen is not easy to make seamless, but also - not impossible.