How fast do I get the file?
“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.”
Zorixo Ventures Ltd
“Embroidery digitizing and vector art conversion for decorators, distributors and embroidery shops. Every file is digitized by hand by an employed team, never auto-digitized, and delivered in every machine format with unlimited revisions.”
Questions & answers
Is it digitized by hand or by software?
“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.”
What if it does not sew out right?
“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.”
How do I order?
“Upload your artwork on the quote page with the garment, finished size and machine or file format. We confirm the price, digitize the file and email it to you with a stitch simulation preview.”
What information do you need?
“The garment or fabric, the placement, the finished width or height, your machine brand or file format, thread colors if they matter, and your deadline.”
How long does digitizing take?
“Standard: 4–8 hours. Rush: 2–4 hours. Super rush: 1–2 hours. We operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.”
Do you work on weekends and holidays?
“Yes. PlixaLabs operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including weekends and US public holidays.”
How do you deliver the finished file?
“By email, as a download link or attachment, with a stitch simulation preview image.”
Can you work from a low-resolution JPG or a photo?
“Yes. We redraw what is needed. Very small or blurry detail may be simplified so it stitches cleanly.”
Which company am I buying from?
“Zorixo Ventures Ltd, trading as PlixaLabs. It is registered in England and Wales (company number 15975548) and trades from 103 Bentry Rd, Dagenham, RM8 3PJ. The about page has the full supplier details.”
When is payment due?
“On delivery of the finished files, as set out in our terms. Businesses with an approved trade account can pay on Net-30 instead.”
Which file formats do you send?
“The format your machine reads, at no extra cost. DST suits Tajima and Barudan multi-heads, PES suits Brother, and we also supply JEF, VP3, EXP, HUS, TAP, XXX (Singer) and others on request.”
We run a Tajima and a Brother. Can we have both files?
“Yes. Ask for DST and PES on the same order and you receive both versions of the design. Extra formats never add to the price.”
How quickly will my file arrive?
“Standard files take 4–8 hours. Rush takes 2–4 hours and super rush 1–2 hours, each for an extra 50%. The clock runs day and night.”
When will my file arrive if I order during the UK working day?
“Standard files take 4–8 hours, rush 2–4 hours and super rush 1–2 hours, and both faster options add 50%. The team works 24/7, weekends and bank holidays included, so a standard order sent at 9am is due by 5pm the same day, and one sent at 6pm is due by 2am.”
Are your files made by software or by a person?
“By a person. A digitiser employed by our group plans each file by hand, and no auto-digitising tool is used at any stage. Work is never passed to freelancers or marketplace sellers.”
What does an embroidery digitising company actually do?
“We convert artwork into a stitch file your embroidery machine can sew (in the US this is spelt digitizing). That means choosing stitch types, angles, density, underlay and the order colours sew in for your fabric, then saving the design in your machine's format. Our guide explains what embroidery digitising is in more depth.”
Is digitising the same as vector conversion?
“No. Digitising produces a stitch file for an embroidery machine, such as a DST for a Tajima or a PES for a Brother. Vector conversion produces clean artwork (AI, EPS or SVG) for print, vinyl and signage, and it can also be a better starting point for a stitch file.”
Can one logo be set up for a polo, a cap and a jacket back?
“Yes, but each placement needs its own file, because a curved cap front, a left chest and a 300 mm back panel sew very differently. List every placement when you upload and we quote each version before we start.”
I am not sure which service to pick. What should I do?
“Upload the artwork and describe the garment and where the design goes. We tell you which service fits and confirm the price in pounds before any work begins.”
What is the difference between embroidery digitizing and vector conversion?
“Digitizing makes a stitch file that an embroidery machine runs (DST, PES and similar). Vector conversion redraws artwork as clean, scalable paths (AI, EPS, SVG) for printing, cutting, or as a better starting point for digitizing.”
Do I need a vector file before you can digitize my logo?
“No. We digitize from JPG, PNG, PDF, AI, EPS, SVG or a photo. Vector artwork helps with fine detail but isn't required.”
Can one design be digitized for several garments?
“Yes. A cap, a polo and a jacket back need different settings, so tell us every placement when you order. We quote each version before we start.”
Company details
- Founded
2024-09-24
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- Published
- 2026-10-27
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- 2026-10-27
- Source summary
- PlixaLabs: “Embroidery digitizing and vector art conversion for decorators, distributors and embroidery shops. Every file is digitized by hand by an employed team, never auto-digitized, and delivered in every machine format with unlimited revisions.”