Stitch-ready artwork.
From any source.
AI rendering, vectorization, and color separation tools for embroidery designers — bridge the gap between artwork and digitizing software.
Embroidery digitizing is downstream of design. The digitizer's job is faster and more accurate when the designer hands over clean, vector-ready artwork with a locked thread palette. Texloom is built for that hand-off — convert raster sketches into clean vectors, separate complex artwork into thread channels, and lock the palette to standards before the file ever reaches the digitizing software (Wilcom, Pulse, Hatch, Embird). The digitizer thanks you, the run finishes faster, the customer gets exactly what they approved.
Start DesigningChallenges we solve
From idea to production-ready file
- 1
Clean the source
Background Remover for portraits, Texture Remover for scanned art, Vectorize Studio for line work. The output is a high-contrast bitmap or clean SVG — ready for the digitizer.
- 2
Reduce to thread color count
Separation Studio quantizes to 8, 12, or 16 colors — whatever your operator's max thread changeover supports. Output is one clean layer per thread.
- 3
Lock each color to a thread standard
Color Standards maps every layer to its closest Pantone TCX. The digitizer software reads the TCX and selects the right thread brand and shade.
- 4
Vectorize for digitizing
Vectorize Studio outputs SVG with merged paths. Wilcom, Pulse, Hatch, and Embird all consume SVG natively — no PNG-trace round-trip.
- 5
Hand off to digitizing
Vector SVG plus thread palette plus color-mapped layers. The digitizer assigns stitch types and densities; you are out of the loop until proof review.
Common scenarios
Logo and badge embroidery
Customer logos cleaned, vectorized, color-locked. Hand to digitizer, sample stitched the same day.
Custom apparel embroidery (caps, polos, jackets)
Brand palettes locked across multi-piece orders. One TCX list governs every garment.
Patch and emblem production
Heavy-thread patches with 8+ colors. Separation done at the artwork stage; digitizer goes straight to stitch design.
Promotional product embroidery
High-volume runs with tight color tolerances. Pantone-matched threads ensure brand consistency across thousands of units.
Heritage and crest embroidery
Detailed historical artwork. Vectorize Studio handles fine line work; separation respects tonal subtleties.
Costume and sports kit embroidery
Team and theatrical work where the digitizer needs the artwork yesterday. Studio prep cuts a day off the lead time.
Questions about embroidery on Texloom
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