What We Accept & Deliver
Send us your artwork in any common image format. We'll deliver a stitch-perfect embroidery file for your specific machine — in any of 15+ formats.
Artwork You Send Us
We accept all common image and vector formats. Higher resolution = better stitch quality.
JPG / JPEG
Most common photo and artwork format. Works great for logos and scanned designs.
Minimum 300 DPI recommended
PNG
Ideal for logos with transparent backgrounds. Crisp edges make digitizing easier.
Transparent background preferred
Print-ready artwork files. Vector PDFs give the best digitizing results.
Vector PDF preferred over raster
AI
Adobe Illustrator files. Vector format — excellent for clean, scalable artwork.
Best quality input format
EPS
Encapsulated PostScript vector format. Widely used in professional design.
Vector format — excellent quality
SVG
Scalable Vector Graphics. Web-standard vector format, scales to any size.
Vector format — excellent quality
PSD
Adobe Photoshop files. Layered files help us understand color separation.
Keep layers separate if possible
BMP
Bitmap image format. Works well at high resolution.
High resolution required
TIFF
High-quality raster format. Common in professional photography and print.
Minimum 300 DPI recommended
GIF
Basic image format. Works for simple designs with limited colors.
Best for simple, flat designs
Embroidery Files We Deliver
Tell us your machine brand and we'll deliver the exact format it needs.
Tajima
The most universal embroidery format. Used by commercial Tajima machines worldwide. Accepted by virtually every embroidery machine.
Brother / Babylock
Standard format for Brother and Babylock home and commercial machines. Includes color data and stitch types.
Janome
Native format for Janome embroidery machines. Full stitch data and color sequence.
Melco / Bernina
Used by Melco and some Bernina machines. Precise needle positioning data.
Husqvarna Viking / Pfaff
Format for Husqvarna Viking and Pfaff machines. Advanced stitch types and color management.
Tips
For Best Digitizing Results
01
Use vector artwork (AI, EPS, SVG) whenever possible — it scales perfectly to any size.
02
If using raster (JPG/PNG), provide at least 300 DPI at the intended embroidery size.
03
PNG with transparent background makes color separation much easier.
04
Include notes on desired size (e.g. "4 inches wide") and fabric type in your order.
Ready to submit your artwork?
Upload your image or logo and get a stitch-perfect embroidery file back within 24 hours.
Submit Artwork