Establish the material direction.
Bring your model and reference imagery onto the canvas. Work with material and color libraries to build the product’s appearance.
One product. Every direction worth exploring.
Explore color, material, and finish on your actual product. Compare the options together, then turn them into a document your team can review.
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From a material idea to a review document.
Compare the possibilities.
Create colorways and compare views side by side. Evaluate a finish in context instead of judging an isolated swatch.
Build the review document.
Arrange product views, images, text, and material data into a canvas document. Share the work for review or export a PDF snapshot.
Make the choices easier to discuss.
Keep the visual reference, product appearance, and supporting information close together as you develop a CMF direction.
- Compare colorways with consistent views and lighting.
- Combine renders, images, text, and metadata in canvas documents.
- Share a connected review document or export a PDF for a fixed snapshot.
Your questions, answered.
What does CMF mean?
Color, material, and finish: the choices that define how a product looks and feels. Figurement helps you explore and communicate those choices visually.
Can I make a tech pack?
Figurement’s canvas supports live renders, text, images, and product or material data for CMF documents and tech packs. The information your factory requires still depends on your process and your product.
Will the PDF update when I change the model?
A PDF is a static export. Use the shared Figurement document for a connected review workflow, and export a new PDF when you need an updated snapshot.
Can we use shared material libraries?
Yes. Shared asset libraries are included in Team. Starter lets you begin exploring materials and colorways before committing to that plan.