Browse designs

Browse designs

Wilcom Library allows you to explore the embroidery designs stored in your cloud-based library. Designs can be viewed in visual thumbnails or in a detailed list, making it easy to locate and inspect them. From the browse view you can preview designs, view status indicators, open the design information pane, and access actions such as editing, downloading, or exporting designs.

View designs

You can browse designs using two display options:
  1. Thumbnail view shows visual previews of each design, making it easy to quickly identify designs.

  2. List view displays designs in a table format with additional details such as customer, status, size, and stitch count.

  3. Switch between views depending on whether you want a visual overview or detailed information.

Identify & preview designs

If a status has been set for a design, it is shown in the list and thumbnail views so you can easily identify the design’s current status. To preview a design:
  1. Select the design.
  2. Click the browse button next to the design and select Preview Design from the droplist.
  3. Alternatively, double-click to open the design in the Preview Design window.
  4. From the preview window, you can:
    1. Visually inspect the design.
    2. Zoom in to view details.
    3. Preview the design at true scale (1:1).
    4. View different colorways, if available.

View design information

Select a design to open the Design information pane, which displays detailed information about the design.

This includes:
  1. Metadata such as title, customer, status, decoration area, tags, and notes
  2. Technical properties such as stitch count, size, and machine format
  3. Available colorways
  4. Attached files
You can also edit certain fields and access additional design details from this pane.

Access design actions

From the design tile or information pane, you can perform actions such as:
  1. Open the design in Truesizer.
  2. Download the design.
  3. Export to machine formats.
  4. Print a production worksheet.
  5. Capture a design bitmap.