ThreadColor Embroidery

Prepare an embroidery design for your worktable with ThreadColor. IMPORT AND KEEP YOUR DESIGNS Open a Tajima DST file from Files. ThreadColor validates the header and movement commands, then saves the original bytes with your project. Rename projects, add notes and delete designs from the local library. FOLLOW THE STITCH PATH See decoded stitches on a clean canvas. Scrub through the movement sequence, zoom and drag to inspect details, highlight a block on iPhone and show jump travel. On iPad, the map stays beside thread assignments and inspection tools. PLAN THE THREAD ORDER Give each thread block a name, spool reference and preview color. Standard DST does not identify actual thread colors; these are your own assignments, not manufacturer color matching. CHECK BEFORE SEWING Review stitch and jump counts, separate path lengths, longest jumps and centered rectangular hoop bounds. A jump is not proof of a machine trim. The bounds check does not certify fit in a curved hoop or a machine's actual sewable area. Path length is not thread consumption; tails, trims, tension and waste are excluded. SHARE A USEFUL PROOF Preview and share a paginated PDF with the stitch map, thread order, project note and inspection details. Export thread-order CSV, the complete coordinate CSV, or the unchanged original DST. Starts with an empty library and an optional example. Supports stitch-only DST files under 1.5 MB, up to 100,000 movement commands and 256 thread blocks. Sequin commands are explicitly rejected. Does not digitize artwork, edit stitch coordinates, convert formats or connect to an embroidery machine. No account, subscription, advertising, tracking or developer-server upload.