Free first design
Logo to embroidery file — crisp, clean, stitched
Upload your logo or flat artwork. StichAi matches it to real thread colors, outlines the shapes and generates a machine-ready embroidery file — lettering and outlines stay crisp. No digitizing software, no training, no card required.
Convert my logo — free
DST · PES · JEF — works with Tajima, Brother, Janome, Babylock & commercial Chinese machines
How logo embroidery works
- Upload your logo JPG, PNG or WEBP — high resolution with flat colors works best.
- Logo mode Flat-artwork handling: no subject extraction needed — the whole logo converts as-is, backgrounds dropped only if you want.
- Pick your thread colors The logo is matched to 2–12 real thread shades. Merge, remove or lock any color to match your exact brand colors.
- Download & sew Machine-ready file in three sizes (80mm–240mm), with stitch count, sew time and a true-to-thread preview.
Export formats
One design, every major machine:
DST — Tajima & universalPES — Brother / BabylockJEF — Janome
DST files run on virtually every commercial embroidery machine, including the Chinese workhorses (Feiya, Richpeace and other Dahao-controller rigs) used in embroidery shops worldwide.
What logos stitch well?
- Business logos — for uniforms, caps, workwear and merch. The most common commercial use.
- Text & lettering — outlines and letterforms get crisp satin or running-stitch treatment.
- Badges, crests & emblems — solid regions convert into clean fill stitching.
- Illustrations — flat-color artwork is the ideal embroidery input.
Small text below ~8mm stitched height loses legibility — that's true for every embroidery file, hand-digitized or AI. Simplify small lettering before converting, or stitch the design larger.
Logo to embroidery — questions
Can a logo really become an embroidery file?
Yes — logos are the best-case input for embroidery. Flat colors and clean outlines convert into crisp stitch regions: lettering gets satin or running outlines, solid areas get clean fill stitching.
Which logo works best?
Simple, bold logos with 2–6 colors stitch cleanest. High-resolution source artwork always helps.
What file formats do I get?
DST (Tajima — universal), PES (Brother/Babylock) and JEF (Janome), in three design sizes from 80mm to 240mm.
How many colors can the logo have?
You choose — 2 to 12 thread colors. Merge, remove or lock any color before generating.
Is my first logo free?
Yes — your first design is free, no card needed. Plans start at $5.99/month.