JustOG
Turn any AI image into a real, made-to-order shirt.
JustOG turns any AI image into a real, made-to-order garment. Describe what you want, or bring an image you already made in ChatGPT or Gemini, and you get the printed shirt, tote, poster, cap or mug in the post.
The part I care most about: the mockup you approve is the thing that ships. The design is composited onto real garment plates with a displacement map, inside a print area calibrated for that specific blank - not an AI-generated picture of a shirt. That is why what arrives matches what you saw.
Made to order, so a run of one is normal.
Features
Describe a shirt in plain language, or bring an AI image you already made
The mockup you approve is the thing that ships
Composited onto real garment plates inside a print area calibrated for that blank
Made to order, so a run of one is normal
Shirts, totes, framed prints, posters, caps, mugs, clogs
Use Cases
An inside joke only three people will get
A memorial, a reunion, a band that never sold merch
A founder putting their own company on a shirt
Turning a kid drawing or a pet photo into something wearable
Comments
I built this because every print-on-demand preview I tried was a picture of a shirt, not the shirt. Usually an AI-generated one. So what arrived was a different object that happened to share a colour. Here the mockup is composited onto photographs of the real blank, warped by a displacement map from that fabric, inside a print area we measured for that specific garment and size. The preview and the print job read the same numbers because they live in one file. If the mockup shows the print two centimetres below the collar, that is where it lands. Happy to answer anything about the cutout and compose side, that part took the longest.
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I built this because every print-on-demand preview I tried was a picture of a shirt, not the shirt. Usually an AI-generated one. So what arrived was a different object that happened to share a colour. Here the mockup is composited onto photographs of the real blank, warped by a displacement map from that fabric, inside a print area we measured for that specific garment and size. The preview and the print job read the same numbers because they live in one file. If the mockup shows the print two centimetres below the collar, that is where it lands. Happy to answer anything about the cutout and compose side, that part took the longest.
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