StitchGrid: Cross Stitch Chart
Not in any tracked top chart right now.
Updated 18 Oct 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperKarolis Valatka
CategoryLifestyle
Price9.99 USD
Released
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Version2.4
Age rating4+
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11 Oct 2026
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StitchGrid: Cross Stitch Chart on the App Store
App details
App ID
6789885520
Publisher
Karolis Valatka
On the store since
Jul 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 16.0+
iPhone 8 and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
1 MB
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Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Not charting right now. | ||
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App Store, worldwide.
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About StitchGrid: Cross Stitch Chart
Your cross stitch patterns are PDFs. StitchGrid turns them into a chart you can tap.
Import a chart you already own, check the grid looks right, and start stitching. Tap each stitch as the needle comes through. Put the hoop down for a month and nothing is lost. Open the app and you are exactly where you stopped.
ANY PDF CHART
Charts drawn as shapes and text import in seconds. Picture charts work too: Canva exports, shop PDFs and clean scans where each page is an image of the grid. StitchGrid finds the grid lines on its own, and on Canva and shop PDFs the symbols too.
THE KEY COMES ALONG
StitchGrid reads the printed key and names symbols with their DMC numbers and colors where it can. Press and hold a symbol to name it yourself, merge two chips that show the same symbol, or move a cell to the right symbol. One fix, remembered.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
- Tap a cell to mark a stitch done. Tap again to undo.
- Drag your finger to mark a whole row in one go.
- Mark backstitch too. Tap a line, or drag along it to do a whole run.
- Tap a color in the key to light up every stitch of that thread and see how many are left.
- Park a thread with a long press.
- See all your chart pages joined into one chart with rulers.
- Chart numbers on every page, so the app matches the numbers printed on your chart.
- Mark a whole page or a range of columns and rows at once when you bring progress over from paper or another app.
- Night mode for stitching in the dark.
- Daily stitch counts and progress for every project.
- Export and import your progress as a file.
GRIDS THAT ACTUALLY FIT
StitchGrid finds the grid on its own and shows it to you before you start. If it sits wrong, drag the corner handles until the blue lines match the printed grid. You can redo this later for any page, or add a page the import skipped.
NO ACCOUNT, NO SUBSCRIPTION
Pay once and it is yours. The app works with the internet switched off. Your patterns are copied into the app and stay on your device. If you want your progress on both your iPhone and iPad, it syncs through your own iCloud. Nothing goes to me. The app collects no data at all.
WHAT IT DOES NOT DO YET
Photos of paper charts and tilted scans are not supported. The app tells you that at import instead of guessing and getting it wrong. If a chart will not open, email me from the support page. Charts that beat the importer are exactly what I want to fix next.
Made by one person who thinks you should buy software once and keep it. Every update is included.
Happy stitching.
Import a chart you already own, check the grid looks right, and start stitching. Tap each stitch as the needle comes through. Put the hoop down for a month and nothing is lost. Open the app and you are exactly where you stopped.
ANY PDF CHART
Charts drawn as shapes and text import in seconds. Picture charts work too: Canva exports, shop PDFs and clean scans where each page is an image of the grid. StitchGrid finds the grid lines on its own, and on Canva and shop PDFs the symbols too.
THE KEY COMES ALONG
StitchGrid reads the printed key and names symbols with their DMC numbers and colors where it can. Press and hold a symbol to name it yourself, merge two chips that show the same symbol, or move a cell to the right symbol. One fix, remembered.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
- Tap a cell to mark a stitch done. Tap again to undo.
- Drag your finger to mark a whole row in one go.
- Mark backstitch too. Tap a line, or drag along it to do a whole run.
- Tap a color in the key to light up every stitch of that thread and see how many are left.
- Park a thread with a long press.
- See all your chart pages joined into one chart with rulers.
- Chart numbers on every page, so the app matches the numbers printed on your chart.
- Mark a whole page or a range of columns and rows at once when you bring progress over from paper or another app.
- Night mode for stitching in the dark.
- Daily stitch counts and progress for every project.
- Export and import your progress as a file.
GRIDS THAT ACTUALLY FIT
StitchGrid finds the grid on its own and shows it to you before you start. If it sits wrong, drag the corner handles until the blue lines match the printed grid. You can redo this later for any page, or add a page the import skipped.
NO ACCOUNT, NO SUBSCRIPTION
Pay once and it is yours. The app works with the internet switched off. Your patterns are copied into the app and stay on your device. If you want your progress on both your iPhone and iPad, it syncs through your own iCloud. Nothing goes to me. The app collects no data at all.
WHAT IT DOES NOT DO YET
Photos of paper charts and tilted scans are not supported. The app tells you that at import instead of guessing and getting it wrong. If a chart will not open, email me from the support page. Charts that beat the importer are exactly what I want to fix next.
Made by one person who thinks you should buy software once and keep it. Every update is included.
Happy stitching.
Latest updates
2.4
Scanned charts import now. A flat scan of a paper chart works even when the scanner washed out the grid lines, so you can mark your stitches on it. Very large scanned pages also open with less memory.
2.3
Picture charts now import. If your PDF pages are images of the grid, from Canva or a shop export, StitchGrid finds the grid lines and the symbols on its own. Charts drawn as shapes work as before.
The key comes along. StitchGrid reads the printed key and names symbols with their DMC numbers and colors where it can. Press and hold a symbol chip to name it, merge two chips that show the same symbol, or move a cell to the right symbol. One fix, remembered.
Chart numbers everywhere. Each page shows which columns and rows it covers, a tap shows the cell's numbers, and the all-pages view has rulers. Mark a whole page or a range of columns and rows in one go when you bring progress over from paper or another app.
Also new: export and import your progress as a file, a help guide in the library, and a shorter page menu that fits the screen.
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