I will do professional embroidery digitizing into dst pes emb files


About this gig
Getting an embroidery file that doesn't stitch right the first time is frustrating wasted thread, wasted time, and a design that doesn't look right. That's the problem we solve.
We've been digitizing embroidery designs since 2010, working with corporate brands, nonprofits, churches, sports teams, and small businesses across the US, Canada, and beyond. Whether it's a simple text logo, a detailed cap design, a multi-color chest logo, or a large jacket-back piece, we convert your artwork into a clean, machine-ready file that sews correctly the first time.
We work in DST, PES, EMB, JEF, EXP, and VP3 whatever format your machine needs. Every order includes the editable master EMB source file, not just the final stitch output.
Before we start, we confirm what matters: fabric type, placement, and whether your artwork has shading or gradients that won't translate cleanly to thread. Standard front-cap logos run 2.25"2.5" wide (side or lower placements may differ) unsure what you need? Just ask.
Send your logo, tell us what it's for, and we'll tell you what's possible.
Get to know Sikander
Professional Embroidery Digitizing Specialist
- FromPakistan
- Member sinceJul 2020
Languages
English
FAQ
What file format will I receive?
You'll get your file in whichever format your embroidery machine uses — DST, PES, EMB, JEF, EXP, or VP3. Just let us know when you order, and we'll always include the editable master EMB file too.
My artwork has shading or gradients — can you still digitize it?
We can simplify it into clean, stitch-ready colors, but very complex shading or photo-realistic gradients won't translate perfectly to thread. We'll flag this before starting so there are no surprises.
What size should I choose for a cap logo?
Standard front-cap embroidery runs 2.25" to 2.5" wide. If you're not sure, just tell us it's for a cap and we'll use the standard front placement size automatically — side or lower cap placements may need a different size, so mention that too if relevant.
Do you offer revisions if the file doesn't look right?
Yes — every package includes revisions (see package details), and we'll work with you until it's correct.

