Drawing Chart Studio
Set your gauge and the size of the piece, then draw straight onto the grid. Up to three colors, a brush as wide as you like, and the cells keep the real proportions of your stitches — save it as PNG or PDF, or print it.
Gauge (10 cm / 4 in)
The gauge sets the cell shape and the finished size. Changing it never changes the drawing — the stitch and row counts stay put.
Board
40 sts × 40 rows · about 26.7 × 18.2 cm. Making the board smaller drops what you drew outside it — undo brings it back.
Colors (up to 3)
Picking a swatch recolors the whole color you have selected — everything drawn in it changes at once. A color another number already uses is off limits.
Brush
Click or drag to fill cells with the color you picked. The eraser clears whatever it passes over, and the outline on the board shows how wide the brush is.
The whole board fits on screen, so there is nothing to move. Switch to Full size to see it bigger and push it around.
My chart
40 sts × 40 rows
0 stitches filled
Each column is one stitch and each row is one row. Read from row 1 at the bottom upward, and from stitch 1 on the left to the right. Heavy lines fall every 5 cells.
Use it for colorwork — stranded knitting or intarsia — or as a duplicate-stitch chart embroidered over stockinette. Stitch and row counts stay the same at any gauge; a different gauge only changes the finished size and the shape of each cell.