Artwork Editor

Artwork Editor for Apparel and Cap Graphics

Organize logos, text, images, layers and effects in a 2D artwork editor built for apparel graphics, custom hats and 3D cap design.

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Layered 2D artwork for logos, text, images and effects

What it does

Organize every graphic element before 3D review

The CBOs artwork editor is the main 2D workspace for arranging logos, text, images, brush work and effects. It helps keep cap graphics and apparel artwork editable before the design moves into 3D mockups, rendering and manufacturing.

Build layered artwork for hats and apparel
Combine logos, text, images and brush graphics
Prepare cap graphics for 3D placement
Keep production references easier to review

Workflow

Arrange logos, text and images in one workspace

A practical flow to keep apparel artwork editable until the moment it moves into 3D cap placement.

01 / Organize

Keep logos, text and images in one artwork workspace

Create a cleaner design file by arranging the parts of the artwork before the cap mockup stage. This helps teams review what belongs on the product and what needs adjustment.

02 / Layer

Use layered artwork for more complex apparel graphics

Layered artwork makes it easier to test text, logo marks, background shapes and graphic effects without flattening every decision too early.

03 / Handoff

Prepare artwork for 3D, rendering and production

Once artwork is organized, it can support 3D cap placement, product rendering and clearer manufacturing references. The page targets artwork editor, apparel artwork editor and custom hat artwork editor intent.

Use cases

Use the artwork editor across brands, drops and production

Use this page as the broad 2D artwork hub when a design uses multiple elements and needs to stay editable before cap review or apparel output.

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Artwork Editor FAQ

What is the CBOs artwork editor?

It is the 2D workspace for organizing logos, text, images, brush graphics and effects before moving artwork into 3D cap design, rendering or manufacturing.

Why does layered artwork matter?

Layered artwork keeps graphics easier to adjust, which helps when a design needs to change for cap panels, patches, embroidery or apparel layouts.

Can this page target graphics beyond hats?

Yes. The artwork editor is positioned for apparel graphics broadly, while still connecting directly to custom hat artwork and 3D cap design.