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Choose the document edges or artwork path that should receive marks.
For print shops, sign companies, and production teams that need consistent grommet placement without leaving Photoshop.
Interactive workflow demonstration, not a screenshot. Adjust the marks and inset to explore the verified placement controls.
Bring your artwork, choose document edges or an artwork path, and prepare the placement before Grommet creates the marks. Your team remains in control of the finished file.
Choose a planSeven days free with the selected plan. Card required; monthly renewal follows unless canceled.
Choose the document edges or artwork path that should receive marks.
Set spacing or count, then adjust inset, diameter, stroke, color, and units.
Inspect the preview and create the marks together in a Photoshop group.
The current plugin requires Photoshop 24.2 or later. Artwork proofs and explicit pixel-transparency inspection require Photoshop 24.4 or later. Each published download identifies the operating systems verified for that release.
The launch build uses portal-approved device activation. Each assigned seat supports one active installation, with signed offline access valid for up to 72 hours and never beyond the subscription term.
Read the installation guideGrommet keeps placement, finishing preparation, review, and repeat work together in one Photoshop panel.
Preview bleed, reinforced hems, fold or sewing lines, and artwork safe areas against the actual finished boundary.
Record standard or custom grommet dimensions and review spacing, hem containment, and edge clearance before output.
Review resolution, document mode, color profile, transparency, estimated size, mark overlap, bounds, and finishing measurements.
Create named cut contour, hem, safe area, crop, registration, fold, sewing, and job-information groups when the job needs them.
Export a browser-ready proof with the artwork preview, numbered marks, guides, dimensions, spacing, hardware, and preflight results.
Save purpose-based presets, share validated settings, batch supported folders, perform dry runs, and retry incomplete jobs.
Starter gives one operator the placement essentials. Pro adds production preparation and preflight for 2–5 users. Studio adds batch automation and shared workflows for 6–9 users, while Enterprise supports a wider department rollout. Your plan changes seats and company support rather than hiding core production controls behind a higher tier.
Review the installation steps before your trial, then use troubleshooting or contact Lagniappe Flow if your setup needs attention.