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We convert your artwork into stitch-ready embroidery files with proper pathing, density, and underlay for clean results on any fabric.
Embroidery digitizing is the process of converting artwork into a stitch file that an embroidery machine can read. It's not a simple file conversion - a skilled digitizer manually maps out stitch types, directions, density, underlay, and sequencing to ensure your design sews out cleanly and looks sharp on the finished garment.
Poor digitizing leads to thread breaks, puckering, registration issues, and designs that don't match the original artwork. Our digitizers understand how different fabrics, garment types, and design sizes affect stitch behavior, and they build each file to account for those variables. Whether it's a left-chest logo on a polo or a large back design on a jacket, we digitize for the specific application.
From your artwork to a production-ready stitch file.
Upload your logo or design. We accept AI, EPS, PDF, PNG, JPG, and PSD files. Include the desired size and garment type.
Our digitizers manually build your stitch file with proper pathing, underlay, density, and pull compensation for your fabric type.
We run a test sew-out to verify quality, then send you a stitch preview and approval proof before delivering the final file.
Get your production-ready stitch file in DST, PES, or any machine format you need. Your file is stored for future reorders.
Every digitizing project is built from scratch by a human digitizer - we don't use auto-digitize software. This means your design gets the attention it needs to sew out correctly the first time, with proper stitch types (satin, fill, running) chosen based on your artwork's shapes and detail level.
We digitize for all common embroidery machine formats including Tajima (DST), Brother (PES), Wilcom, Barudan, and more. If you're ordering embroidery from us, digitizing is included in your order. If you need a standalone digitizing file for your own production, contact us for pricing.
Edits and resizing are available if your needs change. We keep your stitch files on record so future orders don't require re-digitizing.