It all happens in one designer. Tell Tig what you want and watch it draw — or build it by hand. Same canvas, same drawing, your choice on every step.
One designer — Tig built inThere's no separate “AI tool” to switch to. Tig sits at the top of the designer, ready to draw what you describe. Reach in and adjust anything yourself at any time — every change, whether from Tig or your own hand, lands on the same fabrication-ready drawing.
The fastest way to a starting design — just talk to Tig.
Type what you need in plain English. For example: “Double swing gate, 14 ft opening, 6 ft tall, arched top with spear finials.” Tig draws it live on the canvas as you go.
Ask for changes in conversation — “make the arch taller” or “add a middle rail.” Tig edits the design that's already on the canvas, and you can undo any change.
Tig gets you most of the way there. Open any config section below the chat to fine-tune by hand — it's the same designer, so nothing transfers or re-imports.
Prefer full manual control? Drive every detail yourself.
Pick your panel type — swing, slide, fence, or handrail. Set the opening width, height, and frame sizes. Add slope for raked designs.
Adjust pickets, rails, arches, scrollwork, finials, and hardware. Add decorative elements from the component library. Every change updates the drawing in real time — and you can ask Tig for a hand whenever you get stuck.
Save your design to the dashboard. From there, open the annotation window or download directly.
Most people do both — let Tig rough it in, then tidy up the details by hand. Meet Tig →
However you get there, the output is the same. Open the annotation window to add dimensions, spec blocks, and notes — then download in the format you need.
Click “Annotate” on any saved design. Dimensions and a spec block are generated automatically.
Drag dimensions to reposition. Add text labels, arrows, or custom dimension lines. Edit the spec block.
Download as SVG, PNG, JPEG, PDF, or DXF — ready for customers, the fabrication shop, or your plasma table.
Try the public demo, then start a 30-day full-access trial when you are ready to use the app.