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Embroidery files for the Janome Horizon MC 14000

Turn any picture into a .JEF sized for the Janome Horizon MC 14000. Choose its hoop in the studio, match each colour to a real thread, watch every stitch sew out on screen, then copy the file to your machine.

File format
.JEF (also reads .DST)
Biggest design
230 x 300 mm (9.1 x 11.8 in) in the GR hoop
Stitch limit
Not published. The studio warns above 100,000.
Needles
1
Threads
Janome chart by default; others built in

How it works

  1. Add your picture Upload a JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP or GIF. Bold, flat colours and clear outlines stitch best, and a PNG with a transparent background leaves the background unstitched.
  2. Pick your machine and hoop Choose your machine and hoop and the design is sized to fit, with its stitch speed and format set.
  3. Match real threads Every colour is matched to a real spool from your thread brand, with its number. Change any of them.
  4. Preview and download Watch every stitch sew out on screen, then download the file and copy it to your machine.

Hoops

Getting the file onto the machine

Copy the .JEF to a USB stick, plug it into the machine and open it from the embroidery mode's USB menu. Older models without a USB port use a card reader or Janome's transfer software; the manual shows how.

Tips

Other Janome machines

Questions

What file format does the Janome Horizon MC 14000 use?

.JEF. It also reads .DST, but .JEF is its own format.

Can I put a JPG straight onto the Janome Horizon MC 14000?

No. Embroidery machines sew from stitch files, not pictures. InstaEmbroid turns the JPG into a .JEF with every stitch planned, which the machine can open.

How big can a design be?

Up to 230 x 300 mm (9.1 x 11.8 in) in the GR hoop.

Make a design for the Janome Horizon MC 14000