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Stitch Catalog
Turn PES and DST files into a printable picture catalog
Preview PES/DST files or ZIPs, choose designs, and print a picture catalog with a matching CSV index. Files stay in your browser. Free, with no account. Read-only: no digitizing, stitch editing or format conversion.
Hi! I'm sharing Stitch Catalog for a narrow task: choosing designs from existing machine embroidery files while keeping each picture connected to the original file.
Open PES/DST files or a ZIP, select the designs you want, then print a picture catalog and download its matching CSV index. The CSV keeps file paths and selection details so you can find the original design later. Processing stays in your browser, without an account.
It is a read-only viewer and catalog maker. It does not digitize artwork, edit stitches or convert machine formats. Preview colors may differ from the original thread colors, and the preview is not a sewn result.
Embroidery: Daniel K. Schneider / Emoji Embroidery Project (arbores.tech), CC BY-SA 4.0. Screenshots/catalog rendering: Oinkmates, CC BY-SA 4.0. Original artwork: Google Noto Emoji (Apache 2.0) and Twemoji, Twitter Inc. and contributors (CC BY 4.0). Credits and sources: https://stitchcatalog.oinkmates.party/examples/#credits
I'd welcome feedback on the preview, selection and catalog workflow.
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About Stitch Catalog on Product Hunt
“Turn PES and DST files into a printable picture catalog”
Stitch Catalog was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #122 on the daily leaderboard. Preview PES/DST files or ZIPs, choose designs, and print a picture catalog with a matching CSV index. Files stay in your browser. Free, with no account. Read-only: no digitizing, stitch editing or format conversion.
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Hi! I'm sharing Stitch Catalog for a narrow task: choosing designs from existing machine embroidery files while keeping each picture connected to the original file.
Open PES/DST files or a ZIP, select the designs you want, then print a picture catalog and download its matching CSV index. The CSV keeps file paths and selection details so you can find the original design later. Processing stays in your browser, without an account.
It is a read-only viewer and catalog maker. It does not digitize artwork, edit stitches or convert machine formats. Preview colors may differ from the original thread colors, and the preview is not a sewn result.
Embroidery: Daniel K. Schneider / Emoji Embroidery Project (arbores.tech), CC BY-SA 4.0. Screenshots/catalog rendering: Oinkmates, CC BY-SA 4.0. Original artwork: Google Noto Emoji (Apache 2.0) and Twemoji, Twitter Inc. and contributors (CC BY 4.0). Credits and sources: https://stitchcatalog.oinkmates.party/examples/#credits
I'd welcome feedback on the preview, selection and catalog workflow.