Did you know you can easily convert embroidery designs to vector graphics?
How often do you get asked by customers… “Can you send me my embroidery design as graphics for my businesscard?” This question will no longer create stress in you or your digitizers because we will show you how to NEVER re-draw an embroidery logo again!
Yes, Really!
You’re probably thinking “how is this possible?” Well, it is made easy with Wilcom’s famous .EMB file format. The EMB file is an object-based file format that works in much the same way as all vector graphic files. This makes communication between programs possible.
With a single click of a button, EmbroideryStudio converts embroidered files to object-based vector graphics.
See how easy it is ...
In your EmbroideryStudio software open your embroidery .EMB file.
Select the embroidery. Then click ‘Convert Embroidery to Graphics’ button (top left)
Export your new vector design.
You have just converted your .EMB file to graphics! This object-based vector graphics is editable in any graphics program. Simple!
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Pro Tip:
For those who want to take it a step further, watch this video… Use a similar process to create vector graphics WITH stitches!
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