Free Crochet Chart, Graph & Grid Maker
CrochetPop is a free online crochet chart maker, graph maker, and grid generator — turn any image, text, or template into a workable crochet chart in seconds. Choose from four techniques: filet crochet, SC pixel art, C2C corner-to-corner, or granny pixel. Every chart comes with row-by-row written instructions and stitch counts.
Unlike image-only generators, CrochetPop writes the full row-by-row instructions with stitch counts — and reads them aloud in a hands-free Audio Mode so you can crochet without looking at the screen. Always free, no signup.
Open Chart Maker →Four ways to chart your design
- Filet crochetMesh-based chart with filled "blocks" and open "spaces". Classic look, great for doilies, table runners, and name banners.
- SC pixel artOne single crochet per cell — the densest, most picture-accurate option. Square gauge, beginner-friendly.
- C2C (corner-to-corner)Diagonal blocks of 3 double crochets. Fast to work, beautiful texture, no seaming. The #1 modern blanket technique.
- Granny pixelClassic granny-square cluster per cell. Airy, stretchy, and the most economical on yarn.
How to make a crochet chart
- Choose a starting point — upload a photo, type a name or word, or pick a template from the gallery.
- Select your technique: filet, SC pixel, C2C, or granny pixel. The chart renders instantly with the correct cell proportions.
- Open the Live Row Tracker for a mobile-friendly follow-along screen with row counter and audio mode. Print or save as PDF.
Crochet chart maker FAQ
- What is the difference between a crochet chart and a crochet graph?
- In crochet, "chart" and "graph" mean the same thing — a grid where each cell represents one stitch. "Graph" is the term many American crafters use for colorwork grids; "chart" is more common in the UK and for filet patterns. Both produce the same output in this tool.
- Is this crochet chart maker free?
- Yes — every feature is completely free. No subscription, no credit card, no watermarks. Charts generate in your browser; nothing is uploaded to a server.
- Which chart technique should I use?
- For portraits and pixel art: SC pixel for maximum detail, or C2C for faster work and a beautiful diagonal texture. For text and classic patterns: filet crochet gives a lacy, open-mesh look. For cozy, yarn-friendly projects: granny pixel uses less yarn and works up quickly.
- Can I upload a photo to make a crochet chart?
- Yes — upload any JPG, PNG, or WebP photo and the tool quantizes it to your chosen palette and grid size. Pet photos, portraits, landscapes, and logos all work. Best results come from photos with clear contrast and a simple subject.