Crossie: Cross Stitch Craft

Cross stitch pattern maker, DMC floss chart keeper, and stitch tracker in one app. Turn any photo into a counted cross stitch pattern with matched DMC thread colors, or design your own embroidery chart from a blank grid. Save every cross stitch design to your library, export a print-ready PDF pattern, and track your stitching progress from the first stitch to the last.

Whether you're picking up a needle for the first time or you've been cross-stitching for years, Crossie keeps it simple: pick a photo, adjust your settings, and start stitching.

PHOTO TO CROSS STITCH PATTERN
• Turn any photo into a full counted cross stitch chart — choose your Aida fabric count, pattern size, and number of colors
• Automatic DMC floss color matching from the complete DMC palette, so you know exactly which embroidery threads to buy
• Cleans up stray, single-stitch flecks and blends colors smoothly, so your chart stays clear and easy to follow
• Reshape your photo first, including a classic oval hoop crop
• See your finished pattern size before you commit a single stitch

DESIGN YOUR OWN CROSS STITCH CHART
• Start from a blank grid and design your own cross stitch pattern from scratch
• A full editing toolkit — paint, fill, eyedropper, erase, replace or merge colors, and more
• Search and sort the DMC floss palette by code or color name
• A grid ruler overlay to help you keep count as you chart
• Jump straight into stitching with ready-made practice patterns

STITCH TRACKER
• Mark off stitches as you go and watch your progress fill in
• "Find next stitch" keeps you moving through the chart without losing your place
• See your stitch count and overall progress at a glance

PATTERN LIBRARY & PDF EXPORT
• Save every cross stitch pattern in one library
• Export a polished PDF pattern complete with a materials page and DMC floss shopping list
• Switch between a clean symbol chart and a realistic color preview anytime

Crossie is the pattern maker, chart keeper, and stitch tracker for cross-stitchers, embroiderers, and needlepoint fans alike — from your first counted cross stitch kit to your hundredth custom chart.