Measure your materials
Enter the center-to-center drill pitch from your actual kit or supplier. Shape alone does not determine the physical size.
STITCH & YARN / YOUR NEXT PROJECT
Turn a photo into a drill placement chart. Choose your own palette, drill shape and pitch, then edit and export the result.
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PDF includes numbered chart tiles, a key, assumptions and rows in working order. JSON is the editable format; PNG/PDF cannot be imported as projects. Browser drafts are device-local.
| Symbol / operation | Code | Name | Count | With spares |
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Screen colors are approximate. Counts are cells, not yarn yardage.
BEFORE YOU START
Create a placement chart for a small canvas, a gift or a custom image. Preview round or square drills, use your supplier’s color labels and estimate the number of drills to prepare.
Custom drill layouts and checking a materials list.
One cell is one drill position.
Drill shape, measured pitch and spare-drill allowance.
Enter the center-to-center drill pitch from your actual kit or supplier. Shape alone does not determine the physical size.
Replace the starter palette with supplier codes and screen-color references. Generate the picture and inspect small details.
Check the counts and optional spare allowance. Export the CSV for your materials list and PDF for a placement reference.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
No. The starter colors are illustrative. Enter the codes and color references supplied with your own drills; do not assume that a thread color code guarantees a matching drill.
No. It is a numbered reference chart. The size estimate uses your entered pitch, but the PDF grid is laid out for readability rather than adhesive-canvas production.
The preview changes shape. Both use a rectangular placement grid; use the correct pitch for your materials to calculate the canvas size.
Each color’s count is multiplied by one plus the spare percentage, then rounded up. The original count remains visible separately.