Free app store screenshot editor for panorama canvas design and export
Turn photos into stitchable cross stitch and needlepoint patterns
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free tier: no card needed, everything for one app's phone screenshots with 3 projects and up to 5 slides. Pro: $9 paid once (not a subscription), unlimited projects, up to 10 slides on App Store and 8 on Google Play, tablet sizes and frames, cloud save, share links and agent control.
Free plan includes full editor, photo-to-pattern conversion, DMC and Anchor thread matching, and one saved design up to 100 x 100 stitches. Pro: $15/month billed monthly or $10/month billed yearly ($120/year).
Key features
One panorama canvas across every slide
App Store sizes for iPhone and iPad
Google Play sizes for Android phones and tablets
Phone and tablet frames
Captions, backgrounds, images and logos
Cloud save with version history (Pro)
Share links with open and copy counts (Pro)
Agent control over MCP (Pro)
Photo-to-pattern conversion that creates gridded cross stitch charts
Color matching across 49 real thread libraries including DMC, Anchor, Madeira, and Cosmo
Exact stitch and skein counts for every color
Print-ready PDF charts with named-thread legend and symbol grids
Hand-editing tools including magic wand select, text, shapes, and fill
Supports both cross stitch and needlepoint on various fabric counts and canvas meshes
Works in web browser on Mac, Windows, Chromebook, and iPad with no installation
Skeins calculator and progress tracking in Pro plan
What makes it different
One wide panorama canvas lets design elements run across multiple slides
Free tier requires no account or card
Pro is $9 paid once with no subscription
Supports both App Store and Google Play in one tool
Agents can design on the canvas via MCP integration
Color-matched to 49 real thread brands you can actually buy
Exact stitch counts prevent running out of thread mid-project
Print-ready PDF charts made for the armchair, not the screen
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Threaded