How to turn a logo into an embroidery file (DST, PES and more)
Upload a logo, set the size and fabric, watch the full sew-out on screen, and download the right file for your machine.
Short, step-by-step guides to getting a clean stitch file out of SatinSmith, from your first design to lettering, patches and production.
Upload a logo, set the size and fabric, watch the full sew-out on screen, and download the right file for your machine.
Type a name, pick a font that suits the size, set the letter height and watch every stitch before you download.
Knits, towels, caps, wovens and light fabrics each need different underlay, pull compensation and stabilizer. Here's how to pick.
Watch the design sew needle by needle, then use the checks to catch long stitches, thick spots and hoop problems before you hoop a blank.
Turn a badge into a patch file with its own satin border, sew it on twill and cut it out. No merrow machine needed.
Blurry logos make messy stitch files. Get a better file if you can, or let AI redraw it as flat artwork before it's stitched.
Match every color to a real spool in your thread brand, merge near-duplicates and give the operator a sheet with stitch count, run time and threads.
Open any DST file in your browser, watch it sew and check it before you thread up. Free, no sign-up, and the file isn't uploaded.