Stitch AI
The first embroidery digitizing agent — artwork to sew-ready mockup, machine file, and production sheet in 15 seconds.
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What is Stitch AI?
Stitch AI is an AI-powered embroidery digitizing agent that converts artwork into sew-ready files in 15 seconds. It reads designs like a professional digitizer, generates photoreal mockups, Tajima DST machine files, and production sheets—all in the browser as an integrated feature of the mockup editor.
Stitch AI pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free right now (no card required). Future pricing not specified; page references that traditional digitizing services charge $10–50 per design.
Stitch AI pros
- Generates complete embroidery files (mockup, DST, production sheet) in 15 seconds vs. 24-hour traditional turnaround
- Intelligent region-by-region stitch planning with transparent reasoning and honest about reproduction limits
- Integrated into mockup editor with per-region control for refinement (color, angle, density, puff, borders)
- Advanced problem detection: density heatmaps, stitch player (1-50x speed), needle-path view, and hotspot identification
Stitch AI cons
- Limited by physical embroidery constraints; tool explicitly lists what it cannot reproduce from artwork
- Requires manual refinement in studio for production-ready control over color, stitch type, and density
- Future pricing model unclear; currently free but no indication of enterprise or production pricing
Frequently asked questions about Stitch AI
What files do I get?
Photoreal 3D mockup patch, Tajima DST machine file (production-ready), production sheet with stitch sequence and color changes, and stitch count.
How long does it take?
15 seconds in the browser, compared to 24-hour turnaround from traditional digitizing services.
Can I edit the AI output?
Yes. The agent's first pass is the starting point; you can then refine per-region in the studio to adjust color, stitch type, angle, density, and other parameters.
Do I need a separate tool?
No. Embroidery is a decoration method integrated into the mockup editor, alongside DTG, screen print, UV, and laser—no second tool required.