Note: Plugins are not included with all licenses. You can download the plugin files using the links provided, but the appropriate license is required to use them in VStitcher. Contact your CSM or support for more information.
Downloading and Preparing a Plugin
Downloading and Preparing a Plugin
Browzwear plugins are downloaded as ZIP files. Before adding a plugin to VStitcher, you must first extract the contents of the ZIP file.
Windows
Locate the .zip file in File Explorer.
Right-click the ZIP file.
Select Extract All...
Choose where you want the extracted files saved. Select a location that will be easy to find and reference in the next steps.
Click Extract.
A new folder containing the extracted plugin files is created.
Mac
Locate the .zip file in Finder.
Double-click the ZIP file.
MacOS automatically extracts the contents.
A new folder containing the extracted plugin files appears in the same location as the ZIP file.
Add a Plugin to VStitcher
Add a Plugin to VStitcher
From the main menu, click Edit (Windows) or VStitcher/Lotta (Mac).
Select Preferences. The Preferences dialog box is displayed.
Click Plugins to open the Plugins tab.
Click the + (Plus) button. A file browser window is displayed.
Navigate to the location where you extracted the plugin files and select the plugin folder.
Click Select Folder. The plugin is added and displayed on the Plugins tab.
Using a Plugin in VStitcher
Using a Plugin in VStitcher
After a plugin has been added successfully, Plugins appears in the VStitcher main menu.
Click Plugins in the main menu.
The available plugins are displayed.
Select the plugin you want to use to open it.
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Artwork Grading Export
Artwork Grading Export
Artwork Grading Export generates a single PDF showing artwork placement and measurements for every size of a pattern piece. Factories and tech teams get one document to verify artwork positioning without opening the garment file
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Artwork Placement
Artwork Placement
The pattern maker draws closed internal lines on shapes to mark where artwork should go. VS Artwork Placement scans the garment, detects those frames, lists them, and places an imported artwork file into each selected frame — sized, centered, and rotated to match.
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Garment QA
Garment QA
Garment QA runs 8 validators against the open garment and flags problems by severity. Where a fix is safe to apply automatically, the plugin can auto-fix findings in bulk instead of requiring manual correction one at a time.
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VS AI Render
VS AI Render
VS AI Render sends a VStitcher render to an AI image generation provider (Google AI Studio, OpenAI, or Stability AI — bring your own key) to produce a hyper-realistic product photo. Each provider receives the rendered garment image, your prompt and selected options, and your API key; a one-time consent dialog discloses this before the first Generate.
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VS Texture Generator
VS Texture Generator
VS AI Texture Generator sends a fabric description, fabric type, and construction to Google's Gemini API (using your own API key) and receives base colour, normal, roughness, and displacement maps. These are assembled into a U3M material and applied to all garment pieces.
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VS Artwork Vectorizer
VS Artwork Vectorizer
VS Artwork Vectorizer quantizes a raster image into a configurable number of colors, traces polygon boundaries, smooths them into Bezier curves, and assembles the result into a U3M file. A preview step lets you check the vectorization before importing.
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VS Auto Colorway
VS Auto Colorway
VS Auto Colorway builds and applies colorways live from a palette and a chosen generation strategy. Unwanted results can be deleted individually or in bulk.
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VS Auto Grading
VS Auto Grading
VS Auto Grading scans pattern pieces, classifies them automatically (body front/back, sleeve, collar, waistband, etc.), computes per-point grade offsets from a measurement chart using a proportional POM-anchored algorithm, and applies sizes, grade rules, and point assignments back into VStitcher.
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VS Cost Estimator
VS Cost Estimator
VS Cost Estimator reads per-piece pattern areas, groups them by material, applies configurable rates, and produces a full costing breakdown. When VS Marker has been run, it uses the real nesting result instead of a rectangular estimate. A Bill of Materials panel adds auto-detected buttons and zippers alongside manual trim items.
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VS Fit QC
VS Fit QC
VS Fit QC captures tension, pressure, and texture renders across all garment views, scores each against category-specific thresholds (casualwear, activewear, denim, etc.), and outputs a multi-page PDF report. AI Analysis is off by default, keeping the core pipeline offline unless enabled. When turned on, six Claude agents generate a written fit report covering garment identification, fit standards, overall summary, key concerns, pattern-data analysis, and a prioritized adjustment schedule.
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VS Marker
VS Marker
VS Marker is a complete marker-making workflow inside VStitcher. It extracts pattern pieces from the open garment, nests them against a fabric width using bin-packing, calculates fabric consumption and cost, and exports the result to PDF, DXF, or HPGL.
Multi-material garments produce separate, independent markers for each material.
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VS Poser
VS Poser
VS Poser has two panels: a Joint Configurator for direct per-joint rotation control, mirroring, and saved custom poses; and a Pose Renderer that iterates every avatar pose (built-in and custom), redressing and re-simulating the garment, then rendering four views per pose.
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VSHiViz Calculator
VSHiViz Calculator
VSHighViz Calculator checks hi-vis workwear against ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 and EN ISO 20471:2013+A1:2016, measuring fluorescent background and retroreflective tape areas directly from VStitcher pattern pieces rather than photos or spec sheets.
Pieces are auto-classified by location (front, back, sleeve, waistband, hood) to support ANSI's front/back balance rule, with location groups shown only when the garment actually has pieces in them.
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VQS Checker
VQS Checker
VQS Checker validates the currently open garment against a brand's Virtual Quality Standard — 10 built-in checks covering VStitcher version, seam library compliance, colorway materials, grid size, file naming, seam/material displacement, avatar, avatar pose, and snapshot presence. Checks and their valid values are configured per brand profile. Everything runs against the live garment through Browzwear's plugin API — nothing leaves the user's machine.