Convert your logo to an embroidery file
Upload your logo and get a machine-ready embroidery file for shirts, caps, uniforms or patches. Colors, satin lettering, fills and underlay are handled for you.
Drop your image here
PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG · stays on your device
- Free preview
- 9 machine formats
- Runs in your browser
Built for logos
Lettering and borders become satin, solid areas become tatami fill, and small text is sewn on top of the background instead of cut out.
Every common size
Presets for left chest, cap front and jacket back sizes, or any custom width.
Your machine's format
DST for commercial machines, PES for Brother, JEF for Janome and six more, or all of them in one ZIP.
How to convert your logo to an embroidery file
It takes about a minute, and you can preview every stitch for free before you download.
- 1
Upload your logo
Drop the file into the box above or open the digitizer. PNG, JPG, WebP and SVG all work.
- 2
Set the size
Type a width, or pick your hoop from 4×4" to 8×12". The proportions are kept.
- 3
Check colors and stitches
Review the thread colors, the stitch preview and the design check. Switch off any color you don't want stitched.
- 4
Download for your machine
Pick DST, PES, JEF, EXP, VP3, XXX or another format, or download all of them in one ZIP.
Common logo sizes
| Left chest | 3–4 in (75–100 mm) wide |
|---|---|
| Cap front | 2–2.5 in (50–60 mm) tall, up to 4.5 in wide |
| Sleeve | 2.5–3.5 in (65–90 mm) wide |
| Full back | 10–12 in (250–300 mm) wide |
Tips for the best result
- Use the cleanest version of your logo: the original vector or a large PNG.
- Keep lettering at least 5 mm tall at the final size, or simplify small taglines.
- Fewer colors sew faster and look sharper. Merge near-identical shades in the digitizer.
More detail in our guide to preparing artwork for embroidery.
Logo to embroidery questions
The quickest way to see what it does with your artwork is to try it. Digitizing and previewing are free and take about a minute.
What size should a logo be for a shirt?
A left chest logo is usually 3 to 4 inches (75–100 mm) wide. Set the width in the digitizer and it scales the design and keeps the proportions.
Can I digitize a logo with small text?
Yes, but text under about 5 mm tall is hard to read in thread. The design check warns you when lettering is too fine and suggests a larger size.
Is it OK to use any logo?
Only digitize logos you own or have permission to use. Brand logos are usually trademarked.
How much does Embrizo cost?
Trying it is free. Without an account you can upload an image, digitize it, change every setting, watch the stitch preview and sew-out, run the design check and save a PNG preview. Downloading embroidery files such as DST, PES or JEF needs a paid plan: Hobby ($20 a month, 20 design downloads), Shop ($50 a month, 100) or Pro ($100 a month, unlimited). Billed annually, plans start at $8 a month. A design counts once per month however many formats you download, and you can cancel anytime. The pricing page has the details.
Is my image uploaded to a server?
No. Your image is processed entirely on your own device in your web browser and is never uploaded. When you download, only the finished stitch data is sent to create your file. If you save a design, only the finished stitch file, a small preview and its thread colors are stored in your account, never the original image.
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Related tools and guides
- Free toolHoop size calculatorFind which hoops fit your design and how far to scale it down if it's too big.Open
- Free previewText to embroidery fileType a name or monogram, pick a font and download a ready-to-sew lettering file.Open
- Free toolStitch count & price calculatorEstimate stitches, sew time and price for any design size and coverage.Open
Make your embroidery file now
Upload an image and see it stitched in under a minute. It's free to try, private and needs no account.