Fiery will showcase an end-to-end portfolio of digital front end (DFE), workflow and colour management solutions at PRINTING United 2026 in Las Vegas, covering applications from commercial and large format print to industrial inkjet, direct-to-film (DTF), direct-to-garment (DTG) and textiles.
The company’s presence follows its acquisition of Inèdit Software, which has extended its portfolio into textile printing and added products including the neoStampa textile RIP.
Among the technologies being demonstrated is Fiery FS800 Pro, the company’s latest system software platform. It introduces AI-powered object-level editing on RIPed files, alongside spot colour management and enhanced estimation tools.
Fiery is also showing Command WorkStation 7.3, the latest version of its centralised job management interface, which includes object-level colour editing and AI-driven job intake. Fiery JobFlow Pro, meanwhile, uses AI-assisted workflow automation to analyse job content and automatically apply workflows, settings and templates.
Colour management developments include an updated version of Fiery ColorGuard, which now supports Fiery XF-driven printers, extending the software’s colour control capabilities into large format production. Digital Factory 12 provides colour management and production tools for specialty applications including custom garments and UV printing.
The company is also demonstrating Fiery FreeForm Create 2.5, the latest version of its free variable data printing software, with a refreshed user experience and greater design flexibility.
For textile production, Fiery’s portfolio now incorporates Inèdit’s neoStampa RIP, alongside neoTextil, neoCatalog and neoMatch, providing tools for design, colour matching, sales and workflow automation.
“Print providers are feeling increasing pressure to diversify their offerings, from customized apparel capabilities to signage to specialty applications like UV. At Fiery, we work tirelessly to support our customers’ print needs however they evolve and make business diversification as easy as possible – not just in commercial print, but also large format, industrial inkjet, DTF/DTG, and now textiles thanks to our acquisition of Inèdit Software,” said John Henze, vice president, sales and marketing, Fiery. “From AI-assisted workflow solutions to effortless color control, Fiery is truly a one-stop-shop to power every corner of the digital print room.”
