Embroidery digitization is the process of converting a digital image into a format that can be read by an embroidery machine. This involves using specialized software to create a digital embroidery file that tells the machine how to create the design stitch by stitch. Digitization is an important step in the embroidery process, as it ensures that the final product is accurate and true to the original design. It requires a skilled technician who understands the intricacies of embroidery and has experience with digitization software.

Some popular embroidery file formats include:

1. DST – This is the most commonly used embroidery file format and is compatible with most commercial embroidery machines.
2. PES – This format is used by Brother machines, as well as other machines that use the Brother format.
3. JEF – This format is used by Janome embroidery machines.
4. EXP – This format is used by Melco machines and some other commercial embroidery machines.
5. XXX – This format is used by Singer machines.
6. VIP – This format is used by Pfaff machines.

It’s important to note that different embroidery machines may support different file formats, so it’s important to choose the right format for the machine that will be used to stitch the design.

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