Save real hoop dimensions
Record the usable width and height for each hoop or machine setup in millimeters.
Embroidery machine profile manager
Save each embroidery machine’s thread library, maximum colors, maximum stitch count, supported formats, preferred output, and hoop dimensions for safer digitising, Studio edits, and batch production.
Production capabilities
Use the public guide to decide whether the workflow fits your job, then open the private workspace when you are ready to work with a customer file.
Manage machine profilesRecord the usable width and height for each hoop or machine setup in millimeters.
Choose every supported machine format and identify the preferred output for the equipment.
Choose a starter thread library plus the maximum thread colors and stitch count accepted by the machine or project.
Use starter profiles for common Brother, Janome, Husqvarna/Pfaff, or commercial tubular workflows, then adjust them.
Mark a default profile so digitising, Studio, and batch production begin with the most-used machine settings.
Workflow
Start with a familiar machine family or enter the equipment details from scratch.
Select supported file types, a preferred output, hoop dimensions, thread library, maximum colors, and maximum stitches.
Select the saved machine when editing one design or preparing a multi-design production run.
Clear scope, realistic limitations, and the checks that still belong in a physical test sew.
Save a recognizable name, manufacturer, model, thread library, maximum colors, maximum stitch count, supported file formats, preferred output, and usable hoop dimensions.
Yes. Set a maximum from 1 to 24 thread colors and a stitch-count ceiling up to 250,000. The digitising engine uses the color ceiling and rejects a generated PES or other machine file when its stitch count exceeds your selected maximum.
A profile supplies reusable defaults and hard production checks. Digitising can map artwork to the saved starter thread library, while Studio and batch jobs enforce its hoop, maximum-color, and maximum-stitch limits; you still review every preview before sewing.
Yes. Create a separate, clearly named profile for each machine-and-hoop setup you use in production.
Connected Studio suite
Embroidery Studio is a canvas-first online editor for production-level changes to an existing stitch file. It provides live stitch and product previews, zoom, undo, redo, reset, resize, rotation, mirroring, positioning, thread mapping, hoop-fit checks, and validated format export. A separate no-credit sample mode lets users recolour planned artwork layers and explore layout and hoop placement before creating real stitches.
Explore featureThe embroidery lettering generator creates a new stitch plan from typed text. Choose a lettering style, layout, alignment, finished width, fill and outline colors, then generate supported machine files instead of exporting flattened artwork.
Explore featureThe public design catalog gives new users safe sample artwork to try before uploading their own files. Each design can enter the existing digitising workflow and continue into Embroidery Studio for production edits and export.
Explore featureBatch production prepares several approved embroidery designs for one saved machine profile in a single run. It can fit and center each design to the selected safe hoop area, generate the requested formats, and report completion or failure per design.
Explore featureConnected workflows
Private production workspace
Record thread, color, stitch, format, and hoop limits once so every digitising job, Studio edit, and production batch starts with the right constraints.