How to Switch from Flexi to BendiRip
If Flexi's subscription no longer fits your shop, moving to BendiRip is designed to be painless. You keep the profiles and presets you've dialed in over the years; you just stop paying monthly for the RIP. Here's the exact process.
Before you start
- A Windows workstation for BendiRip (it serves other PCs on your LAN).
- Your current media profiles / ICC presets from Flexi (BendiRip imports them).
- Your printer model — HP Latex (570/365/360/335/330/315), Epson SureColor S-Series, Mimaki, or Roland TrueVIS.
Step-by-step migration
Download BendiRip and install it on your main prepress PC. No need to uninstall Flexi first — run them side by side while you verify.
Bring in your existing media profiles and color presets. BendiRip's ICC color mapping targets Flexi-accurate output so prints match what your customers expect.
Select your printer and load the matching media profile, pass count, and curing/heat settings.
Print a known job and compare against your Flexi output. Confirm color, then move production over at your own pace.
Once you're confident, let the Flexi subscription lapse. BendiRip is a one-time license, so there's nothing more to pay.
What you keep — and what changes
You keep your color accuracy, your media library, and your workflow. What changes: rendering moves to a 60fps GPU engine, modern AVIF/WebP files print without conversion, every PC on your LAN can access the RIP at no extra cost, and contour cutting (BendiCut) is bundled. See the full feature list, the side-by-side comparison, or the cost breakdown.
An honest note on timing
If your shop depends on Flexi's built-in vector design suite or an unusual printer outside BendiRip's supported list, plan your switch around that first — confirm your hardware is supported and keep a design tool in your stack. For standard HP Latex, Epson, Mimaki, and Roland fleets, most shops migrate the same day.
Start your switch
Import your profiles, keep your color, drop the monthly bill.
Sign up & get BendiRip →Frequently asked questions
For supported printers, most shops migrate the same day — often in minutes, since BendiRip imports your existing profiles and presets.
No. BendiRip's ICC mapping is engineered for Flexi-accurate output, and you import your own media profiles, so prints stay consistent.
No — run them side by side, verify your output, then let the Flexi subscription lapse once you're confident.