Observed arrival · 2026-10-31
Layerly’s screen-print separation bench
Layerly turns an image into screen-print layers, with controls for inks, halftones, print setup, and film output.
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- For
- Screen printers preparing image separations and film output
- Worth noticing
- It accounts for mesh count, underbase choke, trapping, registration marks, and per-film ink labels—not just color separation.
Field notes
The workflow includes practical separation details such as choosing whether transparent inks overlap in the preview and setting a choke so an underbase pulls in from the edges. Users can also drag screens to change print order and retouch a film with add-ink or remove-ink brushes. These controls suggest the tool is built around preparing separations for printing, rather than only producing a visual mock-up.
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●ProPolished or operationally mature
◎NicheUnusually specific use
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