If your artwork involves lettering, you’ll want to be sure the smallest letter is at least 1/4” tall. Chances are, your digitizer can work with any other file type, Microsoft Word, for example, but there will likely be art fees incurred in order to redraw or re-create the image so the image can be cleanly digitized. The ideal file formats are either Adobe Illustrator files (ai, eps, pdf) or high resolution Adobe Photoshop files (psd, eps, tiff, jpg). An operator takes the disk and inserts it into the embroidery machine, which reads the instructions. The stitch instructions are saved to a disk by a digitizer.
Cleaner, more exact digital files allow the digitizer to be more exact with the stitch placement.
The process for converting artwork to embroidery is called digitizing and the artists that do it are called - you guessed it - digitizers.Basically, digitizing is redrawing a logo or design as stitches in a special embroidery software program designed to do just that. The important thing to remember is this: the better the art, the better the embroidery. In general, an embroidery art department can accept any type of artwork you provide right down to a sketch on a napkin.
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