Ember

Ember

Embroidery Digitizing Made Simple

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Ember is a browser-based embroidery digitizing tool made for crafters, artists, and designers who want a more intuitive way to turn artwork into stitches. Beyond design tools, Ember is also a creative community. You can share your embroidery designs, explore what others are making, and like and save pieces that inspire you—turning embroidery into a more social, discoverable practice.
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Launch tags:Design Tools•Art•Crafting
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Matt Jacobson
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I’m Matt, one of the creators of Ember—thanks so much for stopping by. Ember was born out of conversations with artists and crafters who love embroidery but feel held back by existing software. Many tools are powerful, but they’re often confusing, expensive, and isolating. We wanted to make something that feels welcoming, visual, and fun to explore. What we’re excited about: - No installs—Ember runs right in your browser - A visual editor that makes stitches easier to understand - The ability to share designs and explore what others are creating - Liking and saving designs as a way to learn and get inspired - A free tier so anyone can try it out This is an early release, and we’re building Ember hand-in-hand with the community. If you try it and have feedback—ideas, questions, or wishes—we’d truly love to hear from you. Thanks for supporting independent tools for makers 🧵✨
Jacey

@numbersinmotion Love this mission. Existing embroidery software really is powerful-but-hostile — expensive, confusing, and often isolating.

Making digitizing browser-based with a visual editor lowers the barrier in exactly the right way, and pairing it with a community (share / explore / save designs) turns it from a tool into a creative place people will actually want to return to.

Congrats on the early release — excited to see Ember grow 🧵✨

Alex Supkay

These tools sometimes cost hundreds of dollars so it's awesome to see a modern alternative that doesn't break the bank!