Embroidery Digitizing is tracing artwork with stitches using software to turn it into embroidery files. It is the method of converting artwork into digital form with the help of embroidery digitizing software. Eagle digitizing embroidery digitizing service carries a strong ability to transfer any work of art into a language recognizable by embroidery machines. Our embroidery digitizing services are highly beneficial if you are looking for the embroidery of the logo, symbol, artwork, and photo of your company on the fabric for the purpose of promotion.

Embroidery file is a format in which an embroidery design is saved to be stitched out on a specific brand of embroidery machine. There are many machines that require a specific file format that they can read or interact with in order to stitch out the design. We at EagleDigitizing have an embroidery digitizing service where we can work with any file format given to us and convert it to the file formats that can be read by any specified machine.

First register an account with Eagle Digitizing and fill out the order form by providing us with the required information such as size, color, and fabric that you will use as well as the format for your embroidery machine.

Our pricing is listed on the website. Click here for customize designs.

Eagle Digitizing staff members work in rotating shifts to provide customers with 24-hours, 7 days a week non-stop embroidery digitizing customer service.

Yes, it is required to register an account so that you can track all your orders and use the account panel to edit your submitted requests.

You can submit jpg, gif, bmp, tif, pdf, ai, cdr, and eps format files. Concerned about the quality? The better the artwork, the better the final product will turn out. It is greatly appreciated if you can submit a relatively crisp & clear image with color separations.

Our default format is Tajima (DST). Upon request – and at no additional cost – we can provide EMB, CND, EXP, DSB, PXF, POF and others.

Our service offer only digitizing and does not include embroidering (sewing).

You could resize 10-20% depending on the complexity of the design. Some designs may lose its crisp quality upon resizing and may need to be re-digitized.