Logo digitizing is the process of converting a logo or design into a digital file format that can be read and executed by embroidery machines. This process translates the artwork into a series of stitches that the machine uses to recreate the design on fabric and other materials.
The logo is converted from its original format (such as a JPEG, PNG, or vector file) into a stitch file format (like DST, PES, or EXP) that the embroidery machine can interpret. The digitizer determines the stitch type, direction, and sequence for each part of the design. This includes deciding on details like underlay stitches, thread density, and stitch length to ensure the logo looks sharp and professional when embroidered.
Overall, logo digitizing is a crucial step in transforming a digital design into a beautifully embroidered product.
