Apps tagged with 'embroidery'

An Inkscape extension for designing machine embroidery patterns.

Embroidermodder is a free machine embroidery software program which allows editing, scaling, and translating sewing machine embroidery files to a variety of formats. It allows the user to add custom modifications to their embroidery designs.

Offers universal embroidery file conversion, supports design scaling, native EMB editing, print worksheets, and multi-format export for broad compatibility.

Ambassador is a free helper application that allows for minor changes (change colors, re-size designs, clean-up short stitches, etc.) of embroidery designs that have been created in the commercial embroidery software Tajima DG/ML.

Throw A Tantrum is a small, family-run businesses that focuses on personalized clothing and gifts. We specialize in custom appliques, embroidery, and anything that you can think of putting a monogram on!

Software for designs (patterns) management, digitizing and lettering. 70+ embroidery, cross stitch and quilting formats for home and industrial machines.

SewArt (SA) is an embroidery digitizer for converting raster image files (.jpg/.png, etc), vector images (*.svg, *.emf), and clipart into embroidery file formats.

This web-based cross stitch pattern maker is completely free and can be used without registering for an account. Copyright for patterns made using Floss Cross belongs solely to the pattern creator. You can create a pattern from a photo or start from scratch.

EasyVecto is an AI-powered tool that turns logos and images into clean, print-ready vector files (SVG, PDF, AI) within 24h — ideal for print shops, embroidery, and graphic professionals. Simple, fast, and production-focused.

Ultimate Destination for all your embroidery needs - includes hand-picked sketches, images, graphics and vector from our most inspiring contributing artists

Wikku helps with the digitalisation of repeat and personalised orders for companies and professionals working in screen printing, embroidery, sublimation, promotional gifts, workwear, sports apparel and any business that offers personalised products.

In the embroidery world, people collect tens of thousands of design files over the years. But these files come in proprietary formats that Windows or macOS can’t preview.