Online PES converter

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Brother Embroidery Format

Extension	.pes
Category	🔵 images
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Description	🔵 PES files are a format specifically designed for Brother Industries and Bernina International series machines. These files are used in computer-assisted manufacturing processes and are primarily used for creating designs for embroidered patterns and images for Babylock Brother or other formats related to Bernina Home Embroidery. The creation of these designs can be accomplished using software such as CorelDRAW and specific embroidery machine software.
Technical details	🔵 PES files are encoded using a series of lines of code and are then converted into an embroidery base image that can be used by the machine to create the design on the desired material. The PES file is typically associated with Computer Aided Manufacturing and contains instructions for skipping or pausing the process, as well as utilizing various colors available in the machine software.