PES & DST · Printable design catalogs

Make an embroidery catalog.

Turn a folder of embroidery files into a tidy selection sheet. Keep every design connected to its original file.

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Your designs

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Drop PES, DST or ZIP files here

or choose files from your device

Up to 200 files · 8 MiB per design · 25 MB per ZIP, 50 MB unpacked. Supported formats & limits

Add your files or try an example to begin.

02

Shape your catalog

Background changes the preview only. Original stitches and colors stay unchanged.

Digital lighting makes stitch direction easier to see. It changes preview colors, not your files. This is not a sewn result.

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Share & keep the index

In the print dialog, choose “Save as PDF,” match the paper size, set scale to 100%, and turn off browser headers and footers. The CSV includes every imported item and its selection status.

Keep the PDF and CSV together: IDs stay fixed while you edit this collection. Reloading clears your files.

Catalog preview

Your selection, arranged on paper.

Edit layout
Page overview

Use the full page to check layout. Inspect a design to check its dimensions and file details.

Example preview — load designs to make your ownPublished embroidery · digital thread lighting preview
Flowers & wildlife

Embroidery: Daniel K. Schneider · CC BY-SA 4.0
Sources, artwork credits & licenses

Start with your own files, or explore this collection.

Previews show stitch paths, not a sewn result. Images are fitted to each cell, not shown at actual size. Dimensions describe the stitch bounds. Standard DST files have no original thread colors; they use a labelled neutral preview. Extended DST files may contain a color table.

From a design choice to the right file.

View PES and DST designs, then make a catalog.

Open existing embroidery files locally, choose the designs to show, and export a printable PDF catalog with a matching CSV index. This is not a digitizing tool or a permanent library.

Each imported file receives a catalog ID. Your printed sheet uses that ID, filename, format and dimensions; the CSV adds its complete relative path and source batch. Different sizes and same-name files stay separate.

Uncheck designs you do not want to show. Search helps you find entries without changing your selection. Sorting changes the sheet order, while the IDs remain the same.

Read the catalog and printing guide →