Embroidery Digitizing An embroidery machine cannot read a logo file — it reads a stitch file that tells the needle exactly where to go, in what order, with which thread. Digitizing is the conversion between the two, and it has to be done by hand: stitch direction, density, and underlay all change how the finished logo sits on fabric. Done badly, the logo puckers or the letters close up. What you get Your logo converted to a production-ready embroidery stitch file Manually digitized, with stitch density and direction set for your design One-time fee per design — reusable on every future embroidery order Required once before any embroidered apparel order What to send Send your logo as a PDF or vector file (AI, EPS, or SVG). Low-resolution images cannot be digitized accurately. How it works Handled digitally, so we work with customers anywhere in the United States. Based in MetroWest, Massachusetts.
