Everything in one studio

The full toolbox for dimensional print.

From AI selection to printer-ready export — every step lives in one place. No CAD, no meshes, no round-trips between tools.

Per-region masking

Split artwork into unlimited regions — AI or hand-drawn, add/subtract/refine — each with its own effect.

AI object masking

Click an object and get a clean cut-out instantly. No manual tracing.

Haptic relief

Sculpted, variable-height texture — your printer's RIP builds the layers, you shape it.

Lenticular flip · 2 & 4-way

Two to four images on one surface — the picture changes as the viewer moves. On natively integrated machines.

Varnish & gloss

Spot varnish that follows the art — matte to high-gloss — as a named channel your RIP understands.

Material texture library

Drop in realistic surfaces — wood grain, fabric weave, stone, leather — as printable relief.

Photograph any texture

Photograph a real surface — bark, weave, stone, leather — and the studio turns it into print-ready relief in seconds. No hunting for height maps.

Curve & dome operators

Dome, cylinder and pebble shaping for natural, rounded relief instead of flat plateaus.

ICC colour management

Embedded professional profiles keep colour true from screen to RIP.

Multi-pass production

Split a job into layers and print them on top of each other, up to 2 cm. In the Multi-Pass plans.

Ink and cost estimation

Ink volume per channel and the cost of the job, before a single drop is laid. In the Multi-Pass plans.

Machine calibration

Two calibration prints and a few measurements — after that the heights on screen are true for that machine. In the Multi-Pass plans.

Live 3D preview

Rotate the relief, inspect each channel and height map in real time.

Frame & bleed

Add borders and trim bleed that extend the design outward — height and varnish included.

Split-channel export

Separate matte and gloss passes into pixel-aligned datasets when effects would collide.

Printer-ready output

Correct polarity, named spot channels, bit depth and encoding — per machine, ready to RIP.

.fink projects

Save the whole job — image, regions, effects, calibration — and reopen it exactly as you left it.

Lenticular flip

One print. Two images. By angle.

Two — or four — images on a single sheet. Tilt it, and the picture changes. Available on machines with native integration; on the Durst P5 today.

Lenticular print showing two images by angle
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