Question:
Convert graphic (JPG or PNG) to PES?
dioshy
2008-05-07 19:28:10 UTC
Anyone knows about a FREE program to convert JPG, PNG, TIFF, etc., files to PES.
I have heard about Buzz2Stitches and Embird, but I just need to convert 2 JPG's/PNG's to PES format in order to have a friend of mine to do the embroidery for me. I'll never use that kind of software again.

Remember, keyword here, FREE! :-D Thanks.
Ten answers:
anonymous
2008-05-11 16:44:38 UTC
There is really not any such thing as "conversion" of image files to embroidery, just digitizing them.



You (or someone) definitely need a digitizing program to digitize the jpg (or whatever file type) image to a file that can be stitched out. These programs are many and varied and not only cost money, but take a lot of time to learn how to use well (as opposed to take 5 minutes to use badly).



I understand where you are coming from not wanting to buy (not to mention anything about learning how to use) this sort of software for a single use. However, the other option is to pay someone to do it for you - someone who already knows how to use the software, and who will do it for you (but unless you know someone really nice with these skills, you would have to be prepared to pay for this service). I would think this would be a far cheaper option than buying software and then taking years to learn how to use it, just to digitize 2 pictures.



I would suggest try googling for someone who offers to digitize images for a fee. Some professional embroidery shops also offer this service (may not be inexpensive to do one or 2 images due to the time it takes to digitize images well). Keep in mind that they are not converting but digitizing, and while some programs can produce a digitized version quite quickly, the quality of the stitchout often reflects the effort and time it took to digitize it.



Good luck,

Marcia in the beautiful Gold Coast, Australia
?
2016-11-09 16:13:44 UTC
Convert Jpg To Pes
Taylor
2015-08-16 20:06:10 UTC
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RE:

Convert graphic (JPG or PNG) to PES?

Anyone knows about a FREE program to convert JPG, PNG, TIFF, etc., files to PES.

I have heard about Buzz2Stitches and Embird, but I just need to convert 2 JPG's/PNG's to PES format in order to have a friend of mine to do the embroidery for me. I'll never use that kind of software...
?
2016-12-26 22:10:29 UTC
Pes Converter
?
2016-01-30 12:57:00 UTC
convert graphic jpg png pes
anonymous
2008-05-08 00:25:48 UTC
You are looking for a program that does auto digitizing. You can't simply convert a picture to an embroidery design. There is some work involved, especially if you want quality results. PES, HUS, PEC, DST etc. are all embroidery files, which have been digitized using the relevant software. It won't be a matter of simply converting.
We The People
2016-04-05 21:07:13 UTC
Yes, digitized...but if it is a picture file on a computer or computer storage media then it is already in digital format so it is essentially a conversion...yes it needs adjustment so that it will translate onto fabric properly, but not as complicated as these "helpful" people who know onlyu a little about a little will lead you to believe.... Mary is right on with her answer....Arleen isnt paying attention to the question....agm has a limited understanding of things....and marcia (from the beautiful gold coast of australia...sheesh) has learned a new trick and thinks she has powerful skills that only those that took her special sewing class will be able to master, another limited personality.....anyway you can try sewart or others here....https://www.akdesignsboutique.com/embroidery-software-downloads/....peace all and try to help without trying to toot your own horn so loud...the squeak hurts my ears...T
Mary
2015-12-29 14:35:36 UTC
Try using a program called SewArt, just watched a video explaining how to make the conversion on you tube, easy and it seemed pretty straight forward.
anonymous
2016-03-18 07:47:46 UTC
With photoshop. open a new page & drag PNG image to it & save as JPEG pic.
?
2016-08-28 01:18:11 UTC
thanks everyone for answering


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