From single render to complete colorway with Region Maps
Explore color and material variations part-by-part without leaving Vizcom.
The problem with iterating color
Right now, iterating on color and materials after the render means either manually editing in Photoshop (slow, repetitive) or re-rendering with AI (faster, but you lose control). Neither is precise or fast enough for teams exploring multiple colorways across multiple SKUs.
Introducing Region Maps
Region Maps automatically segments a product image into individual, editable regions. You apply colors, patterns, and materials part-by-part, without re-rendering. If the segmentation is not perfect, manually add, edit, or divide regions yourself.
Edit Regions part by part
Use the new region panel tocontrol the color, material or pattern on a regioned image. When those regions are tied to PLM palette data, edited versions carry real production specs, not just pixels. Design decisions flow downstream to sourcing, supply chain, and manufacturing.
Assets to regions, instantly
Drag colors, palettes, or materials straight from the asset panel and drop them onto a single region, a selection of regions, or the entire image. The same drag works on the region list or material stack, so batch changes take seconds. It's the quickest way to test palette and material combinations across a full product.
From solo designers to full teams
Early stage exploration: Region Maps lets you rapidly test multiple colorways on a single product without leaving Vizcom. Each edited version saves as a baked image so iteration compounds with more experiments and faster decisions.
Production-ready workflows: Standardize colorway processes across designers, tie every decision to PLM data, and build a reusable library of segmented templates and palettes that scale across the organization.
Working at every scale
Region Maps is how Vizcom works across every level of detail from a single material on a single part to entire collections and teams. Each step closes the gap between a sketch and something you can hold.
See Region Maps in action
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Frequently asked questions
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