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Open, check, resize and convert embroidery designs free in your browser. PES, DST, JEF, EXP, VP3 and more. Your designs never leave your computer.

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| Website | diffee.me | embroidery-allsorts.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from Australia · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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A free online embroidery file viewer, resizer and converter. Open PES, DST, JEF, EXP, VP3, XXX, HUS and other machine embroidery files to see the design in its thread colours, check the size and stitch count, and see if it fits your hoop. Resize embroidery designs without spoiling the stitch...
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StitchLab online, Open, resize and convert your embroidery designs in your browser (free)
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As answered by people managing Diffee and StitchLab Online.
StitchLab Online's answer:
It’s free, with no software to install Your designs stay on your computer and are never uploaded The resizing is density aware, so stitches don’t end up too thick or too thin When you need more, there’s a free desktop version and a 30 day Pro trial The paid desktop licences are perpetual, not subscriptions It sits between abandoned free tools and expensive digitising suites, and the price reflects that
StitchLab Online's answer:
StitchLab Online opens, checks, resizes and converts embroidery files right in your browser, for free. Your designs never get uploaded anywhere and stay on your own computer the whole time. It reads PES, DST, JEF, EXP, VP3 and more. It was built by someone who has been selling embroidery designs for about 18 years, so it’s made for the problems embroiderers really run into. If you need more, it links to the free StitchLab desktop app.
StitchLab Online's answer:
Home and small business machine embroiderers. They buy or collect designs and need to open, check, resize or convert them for their own machine without paying for a full digitising suite.
StitchLab Online's answer:
I’ve run Embroidery Allsorts for about 18 years. My customers kept asking how to resize designs or get them into the right format for their machine. I already had Wilcom, so I didn’t need it myself, but I built a simple free resizing tool to help them. It kept growing and got bigger than Ben Hur. Now it’s a full desktop app called Allsorts StitchLab, and StitchLab Online is the free browser version anyone can use straight away
StitchLab Online's answer:
Python, running in the browser through Pyodide (WebAssembly). StitchLab Online uses the same embroidery engine as the desktop app, not a separate rewrite. Your designs are processed on your own computer and never uploaded to a server. HTML5 Canvas and JavaScript draw the design previews. An OpenCart extension (PHP and Twig) runs it on embroidery-allsorts.com.
StitchLab Online's answer:
Embroidery Allsorts customers Home machine embroiderers Small embroidery businesses
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