Your first design is free.
Send us your logo or artwork. We turn it into a machine-ready embroidery file in every format, with a production sheet, within 48 hours. Stitch it on your own machine before you spend a cent.
- Up to 4 in (102 mm): left chest, cap fronts, sleeves, patches
- DST, PES, JEF, EXP, VP3 and XXX, plus thread codes and run time
- One free design per customer. After that, custom designs from $10
Three steps. Zero cost.
no card, no catch
- 01
Upload your art
PNG, JPG, PDF or vector. A sharp, straight-on phone photo of a printed logo works too.
- 02
We digitize it
Built for your fabric and size, then checked stitch by stitch. Ready within 48 hours.
- 03
Download & stitch
Every format waits in your account. Sew it out and tell us how it ran; tweaks are free.
Send your art.
Fill this in once. Your files, messages and free revisions live in your account, so you can download any time.
our file, a real machine
The fine print
Is it really free?
Yes. No card, no subscription, nothing to cancel. We'd rather you judge our files on your own machine than take our word for it.
What's the catch?
None. If you like how it stitches, your next designs are custom orders from $10. If you don't, keep the file anyway.
How big can the free design be?
Up to 4 in (102 mm) on its longest side. That covers left-chest logos, cap fronts, sleeves, small patches, names and monograms. Bigger designs are custom orders.
How long does it take?
Within 48 hours of your request. We email you when the files are ready, and they stay in your account.
Which machines can use the files?
DST (Tajima, Barudan, most commercial machines), PES (Brother, Baby Lock), JEF (Janome), EXP (Melco, Bernina), VP3 (Husqvarna Viking, Pfaff) and XXX (Singer). Need another format? Tell us your machine in the notes.
Why do I need an account?
Your files, our messages and any free revisions live there, so you can download again any time, from any device.
Can I send any logo?
Send artwork you own or have permission to use: your business, your club or team, or a client who asked you to get it digitized.