Vectorize a patch is ready to digitize.
See auto-trace keep every unstitchable color — then a human rebuilds it stitch-aware, color-reduced and bordered, ready to digitize.
Patch art usually arrives with gradients and fine detail no needle can stitch. Auto-trace keeps all of it. A human rebuilds the artwork stitch-aware — reduced to a thread-matched palette, with clean borders and the right detail level — so it's ready to digitize into a DST or PES that runs clean.
A patch is only as good as its geometry.
An embroidered patch has hard constraints: limited colors, a merrowed or satin border, and detail that has to survive thread density. Auto-trace ignores all of that, keeping blends and hairlines that pucker, break thread, or simply can't stitch.
stitch-ready vector art plus a tested DST or PES, with a 100% remake guarantee.
Same patch. Two very different results.
| What matters | Human redraw · VectorWiz | Free auto-trace |
|---|---|---|
| Colors | Reduced & matched | Hundreds of fills |
| Detail | Stitch-survivable | Unstitchable hairlines |
| Border | Clean merrow/satin | None |
| Output | DST / PES ready | Unrunnable |
Before you send it to production.
Do you digitize too, or just vectorize?
How many colors should a patch have?
What do I get?
Send the patch. Get it back right.
Upload whatever you have — a human rebuilds your patchproduction-correct and has it back in 24 hours, guaranteed.