In house
One team, one floor, no outsourcing
Every digitizer is an employee of our group. Work is never passed to freelancers or marketplace sellers, so the standard does not change from one order to the next.
Embroidery digitizing · US LLC · since 2015
Your logo, sewn right the first time it goes in a hoop
PlixaLabs is an embroidery digitizing company for US decorators, distributors and shops. A person plans every stitch in your file, a second person checks it, and it reaches you in 4–8 hours as DST, PES, EXP or whatever your machine reads. Flat $15 to start, revisions unlimited.
- Price emailed in 30 minutes
- Flat price per design
- Standard 4–8 hours
- Unlimited revisions
- 24/7
Zorixo Ventures, LLC · Delaware · EIN 37-2065733 · W-9 on file · See all prices
- Simple$15
- Medium$20
- Complex$27
One flat price per design, whatever the stitch count, with every machine format included. Caps, 3D puff, jacket backs, patches, appliqué, Coloreel and vector conversion each have their own flat price. Rush or super rush adds 50%.
The work
What customers sent us, and what we sent back.
Drag the slider on each one. Left is the artwork as it arrived, right is the file running on a machine.
Before
Digitized
Embroidery digitizing
Soccer club crest with laurels
Laurel leaves, a shield and lettering, planned so the small detail is still readable at three inches.
Before
Digitized
Embroidery digitizing
Tiger mascot, full-color fill
A full-color mascot where fill direction, not outlines, carries the shading of the artwork.
Before
Vector
Vector conversion
Blurry logo redrawn as a vector
A logo that arrived as a 400 pixel screenshot, redrawn by hand as clean vector artwork.
The difference
Thread breaks are usually a file problem.
An automatic converter traces the edges of your artwork and fills them in. It has no opinion about the fabric you are sewing on, and the fabric is the only thing that matters once the hoop is in the machine. Here is what a person decides instead.
Density set for the fabric
Too dense and the fabric puckers. Too light and the design looks thin. Density follows the weight and weave of what you are sewing on.
Underlay that holds it up
Without the right underlay, designs sink into fleece, piqué and terry and the edges go soft.
Push-pull compensation
Fabric moves while it is stitched, so shapes are drawn wrong on purpose to finish the right size.
Sewing order that behaves
Fewer jumps and colour changes, and no later block distorting one already sewn.
Tie-ins and tie-offs
Locking stitches, so thread does not unravel in production or in the first wash.
Try It Yourself
Runs in your browser
See your own logo drawn as stitches.
Drop a logo in and this reduces it to thread colors and redraws it stitch by stitch, here in your browser. It shows you where a design will fight you: fine lettering, hairline strokes, photographic shading. Nothing is uploaded. The image never leaves this tab.
Drag a logo here, or pick a file. PNG, JPG, SVG or WebP.
Or try
This is a simulation, not a stitch file. It takes a few milliseconds and it cannot set underlay, push-pull compensation or sewing order, which is why automatic conversion fails on real garments. A digitizer on our team plans the production file by hand and sends it in 4–8 hours from $15, in DST, PES, EXP or whatever your machine reads.
Reading the artwork…
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Est. stitches
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Run time at 800 spm
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Complexity
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Flat price
Ordering
You get the price before any work starts.
Send the artwork
JPG, PNG, PDF, AI, EPS or SVG. Tell us the garment, the finished size and your machine or format.
We confirm the price
A flat price, in 30 minutes, before anybody starts. No stitch-count surprise on the invoice.
A digitizer plans it by hand
Someone on our own team sets every stitch path, density, underlay and colour stop. Not a plugin, and not a freelancer.
File and preview in 4–8 hours
Every format you need, plus the stitch simulation. Rush 2–4 hours or super rush 1–2 hours for 50% more.
100++
People on the team
Employed by our group, not contracted.
40,000
Designs a month
Our own figure, not an audited one.
9 yrs
Average experience
The most senior has 26.
2015
Digitizing since
The companies were incorporated in 2024.
PlixaLabs headcount and order figures, September 2026.
Who does it
A US vendor with its own digitizing team.
PlixaLabs is a trading name of Zorixo Ventures, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company with an office in Orlando. The files are made by our own team, employees of our group company in Bengaluru. Nothing goes to a freelancer or a marketplace, which is why the same hand can pick up a repeat order a year later. The pictures below are illustrations, not photographs of our office or our staff.
24/7
The lights never go off
Shifts hand over around the clock, so a logo sent at closing time is already on somebody's screen.
Specialists
Crews for the tricky jobs
A structured cap front, a 3D puff logo or a Coloreel design goes to a digitizer signed off on that technique.
US vendor
Set up as a vendor in a morning
A W-9 is on file, every B2B order carries an itemised invoice, and approved trade accounts pay on Net-30.
Customers
What embroidery businesses say
about working with us.
"We’ve been working with PlixaLabs for our embroidery digitizing needs, and the quality has been consistently excellent. The files run smoothly with minimal thread breaks or adjustments. Quick turnaround and reliable communication too."
Daniel Carter
Stitchworks, Texas
"PlixaLabs converted our detailed logo into an embroidery-ready file, and the final stitch-out looked incredibly clean. They handled the small lettering and fine details very well. Highly recommended for professional digitizing."
Megan Brooks
Thread Studio, California
"We regularly use PlixaLabs for vector artwork and embroidery digitizing. Their work is accurate, clean and dependable, even when we have urgent orders. They have become a reliable production partner for our business."
Rachel Adams
Embroidery House, New York
Also on the site
If you want the detail.
Industries we digitize for
Free tools, no sign-up
FAQ
The questions we actually get asked.
A flat price per design from $15, whatever the stitch count. Caps, 3D puff, jacket backs, patches, appliqué, Coloreel and vector conversion each have their own flat price, and rush or super rush adds 50%. The price list has every line.
Standard is 4–8 hours, rush 2–4 hours and super rush 1–2 hours. The team works 24/7, so weekend artwork does not sit until Monday.
By hand, by a digitizer employed on our own team, and a second person checks the file before it reaches you. No automatic conversion at any stage. Why automatic conversion fails in production.
Send a photo of the sew-out with the fabric and the machine. Revisions are unlimited and have no time limit, so we keep adjusting density, underlay or stitch order until it runs clean, at no charge.
Whatever your machine reads: DST, PES, JEF, VP3, EXP, HUS or TAP, included rather than sold separately. The file formats guide explains the differences.
Yes. PlixaLabs is a trading name of Zorixo Ventures, LLC, a Delaware LLC with EIN 37-2065733, and a W-9 is on file. Net-30 is available on approved trade accounts; see the trade terms.
More answers on the embroidery digitizing FAQ. In the UK? Visit PlixaLabs UK for £ prices and VAT invoices.
Get your design digitized from $15.
Send your artwork and we confirm the price before any work starts. Standard files arrive in 4–8 hours, rush in 2–4 hours and super rush in 1–2 hours, 24/7.
Hand-digitized by our own employed team, never auto-digitized
Unlimited revisions, no time limit
Every machine format and a stitch simulation preview included
US LLC, W-9 on file and itemized invoices
How your order works
1
Upload your artwork
Any format. Tell us the garment, finished size and machine.
2
We confirm the price
One flat price per design, agreed before we start.
3
File back in 4–8 hours
All formats plus a stitch simulation preview. Rush 2–4 hours (+50%).
4
Unlimited revisions
Reply to your delivery email with any change.
· Trade accounts · Digitizing since 2015