Drawings
Design it with the customer.
Not through them.
The drawing engine puts a sell-ready drawing in the room — the customer's sign, on the customer's building, day and night. It gets designed with them, on the spot, instead of described to your Art department second-hand.
Real engine output · vector · Art-ready
Real engine output
One drawing. Day and night.
Every sheet renders lit and unlit — so the customer sees exactly how the sign reads at noon and how it glows after dark, before anyone builds a thing.
Not a stock clip-art mockup. It's the same drawing that carries the dimensions, the colors, and the price.
Speak in pictures
Nobody off the street knows “push-through letter.”
But everybody's seen one. The customer doesn't need the vocabulary — they point at what they like, watch it land on their own storefront, and flip between options themselves.
They design it; you guide it. Same building, same picture, same page — no telephone game, no “that's not what I meant.”
Where Art gets its time back
The revision loop, gone.
Today the salesperson is a middleman — carrying the customer's idea to Art, carrying Art's draft back, and running that loop until it's right. Every lap is Art's time. The engine cuts the loop out.
A game of telephone
Art starts from a yes
Art works from a customer-approved drawing, not a description. Their time goes to production specs and permit detail — the high-value work — instead of chasing revisions.
What it draws
Submittal-ready, not just a pretty picture.
Every sheet comes out with the detail a real job needs — to sell it, build it, and permit it.
27 sign types
Channel letters, pylons, monuments, cabinets, blade signs, push-thru and more.
Day and night
Every drawing rendered lit and unlit, from the same spec.
On their building
Comp the sign onto a photo of the customer's own storefront, to scale.
Dimensioned & to scale
Every sheet is fully dimensioned and drawn to scale — the numbers your shop and the permit office work from.
Color & material specs
Face, return, and illumination called out so nothing's left to guess.
Vector output
The sheet is an SVG — your Art dept opens it and finishes the job.
Two-dimensional shop drawings and spec sheets — the sheets your shop and the permit office actually use.
See it draw your sign.
Request access and we'll draw one of your real signs — on a real building — on a call.