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When you order custom embroidery, you may have heard the word "digitizing”. But what does this actually mean? And why should you care? Here's everything you ever wanted to know about embroidery digitizing: Embroidery digitizing or the process of converting a logo drawing into digitizing data that tells a computerized embroidery machine how to move through the embroidery process. To embroider any item (such as a shirt, hat, or bag), you need a digitized file that tells the embroidery machine what to sew onto the garment. This is a very different file than a "vectorized" print file.

The scanner converts the design to a computer format, allowing digital converters to use the most original artwork without having to recreate the design. Many embroidery digitizing systems allow the digitizer to transfer the design directly to the embroidery digitizing program without the use of intermediate software.

Stitch Count: Each Logo is made up of the number of stitches, or the number of times the needle has gone through the garment. The cost of digitizing embroidery is calculated based on the number of stitches. This also determines the price of each "hit" (i.e. embroidery per item).

Frame: Each item to be embroidered must be mounted in a frame. These vary in size and can be embroidered onto small items, such as purses, and large items can be embroidered on a large site on the back of a coat.

Color and color change: When signs are digitized, the machine records a "stop" every time it needs to change color. You can change the colors in Embroidery for different garments. Unlike printing, changing the color of embroidery does not add any extra cost.

Monogram: Embroidery design consisting of one or more letters, usually an initial and a name.

If you are looking for digitizing for embroidery, Eagle Digitizing offers a full range of high-quality embroidery digitizing services. Please call or contact our team immediately to discuss your requirements.