Crochet pattern maker
Turn a photo into a crochet graph for C2C, tapestry or graphghan blankets, with written row-by-row instructions and a printable chart.
Drop a photo hereStart with a photo
or paste an image with Ctrl+V. Your photo stays on your device.
- All 454 DMC thread colours
- Stray-stitch clean-up
- Edit every stitch
- Printable PDF
Graph, C2C or tapestry?
Corner to corner (C2C) blankets are worked diagonally in small tiles. Each square on the chart is one tile, and the pattern maker counts each diagonal row for you.
Tapestry crochet and graphghans are worked row by row, one stitch per square. Turn on Row by row in the Rows panel to get counts like “12 A, 3 B, 12 A” for every row.
Pick 4 to 8 colours, turn clean-up to Strong, and leave the background on so you can choose your own background colour.
Questions
Can it make C2C (corner to corner) patterns?
Yes. Switch the Rows panel to Corner to corner and every square becomes one C2C tile. You get diagonal row counts starting from the bottom right corner, in the PDF too.
Does it work for tapestry crochet and graphghans?
Yes. The chart has one square per stitch, and the row-by-row instructions read from the bottom, alternating direction for flat work or always right to left in the round.
How many colours should a crochet graph have?
Fewer than you might think. Four to eight colours keeps colour changes manageable and the picture readable. Start low and add colours only if detail is missing.
How big will my blanket be?
Enter your gauge (stitches and rows per 4 inches) under Size and the pattern maker shows the finished size. For C2C, measure one tile and multiply by the number of tiles across.
Is it free?
Yes, for graphs up to 80 × 80 squares with up to 16 colours. Pro removes the limits.