Cross Stitch App
Your chart on paper. Your place, kept stitch by stitch.
Try the little heart here. Pick a color, mark a few stitches, then watch your progress grow.
Free for personal use. No sign-up. Runs in a web browser.
One stitch at a time
Tap a stitch, drag a run, or box an area. Highlight a thread to mark only that color. Use Scroll chart to move around. Keyboard: arrows move, Enter marks.
Thread list & per-color progress
Fractional stitches, backstitch, knots & beads on this page
Mark these objects individually here. Chart gestures mark full crosses.
Print. Scan. Pick up your thread.
- Make your chart. Open a template, start with a photo or draw in the editor. Your original photo stays on your device.
- Save a link with your PDF. Leave “Include a saved stitch-tracker link and QR” selected at export. The cover gets a real link to this pattern.
- Keep your place. Open the link or scan the cover. Highlight a DMC color, mark full crosses by tap, drag or box, and check off other stitch types in the object list.
Printed chart pages and the tracker use the same layout settings, including the two-stitch overlap. A stitch marked on one page is marked on its neighbor too.
Before you start stitching
Can I use this cross stitch app on an iPhone?
The tracker is built for touch browsers, including Safari and Chrome, with no app installation. Live iPhone and Android verification is pending. This local build has no public phone-accessible URL.
Does it work offline?
The live tracker needs a connection to its server to save. If a save fails, marks remain in the open page and a retry message appears. Wait for “Progress saved on this server” before closing.
Can I open a designer’s PDF?
In the editor, choose File > Import PDF or Import OXS, review the chart, then save a link to track it. PDF import needs a supported vector grid, readable symbols and a DMC key. Scans and some designer layouts are unsupported.
Is Pattern Keeper import verified?
No. X6 Pattern Keeper import is UNVERIFIED. Our PDF uses vector charts and embedded fonts; those properties alone do not establish compatibility.