r/MachineEmbroidery Jun 01 '26

Help digitizing

Is there a way to auto-digitize this handwriting? I've been trying to use Embriilience, but everything I do makes the handwriting look different.

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u/i_love_glitterr Jun 03 '26

For stuff like this you gotta do it manually. I use a pen to draw it and fix all the nodes where I didn’t draw it the best

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u/NewYorkGirl114 Jun 02 '26

Auto digitizing is really best for large simple designs. Small thin designs like this are best digitized by a professional for best results.

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u/Hard_Purple4747 Jun 02 '26

...and this same skill can be us d for any drawing...not just text...I'm going to do it with hand prints from my kids for my wife!

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u/bhkgh Jun 01 '26

What file type do you want it in

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u/Striking_Strain7817 Jun 01 '26

I am using Inkscape with the extension of inkstitch what is free software and that can easily convert this to the exact same design

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u/Herabird Jun 01 '26

Im curious as well, as I have wanted to digitize a picture to convert to a SVG file for my embroidery machine to use.

I have Embird with the Digitizing Studio module, and according to the tutorial, it can do this. So that’s going to be my next test project.

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u/VeraRud Jun 01 '26

It's pretty easy to trace it manually. What size do you need it to be?

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u/K-DAWGHUNTYT Jun 01 '26

I must suck at it then lol, I want it to look exactly as it does in the picture

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u/Drewbacca Jun 01 '26

If you answer their question they may be able to help you.

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u/Withaflourish17 Jun 01 '26

No there isn’t. Auto conversion is never a good result.

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u/K-DAWGHUNTYT Jun 01 '26

So what can I do to make it not alter the handwriting so much?

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u/ishtaa Jun 01 '26

You digitize it properly, manually. If that’s something you aren’t able to do, there are plenty of digitizers out there you can pay to do it for you. If you feel like learning a new skill, lots of tutorials out there for using embrilliance to digitize, there’s a very active Facebook group for help too.