PixelCommit

Image to Pixel Art Converter

Convert a Photo to a Cross Stitch Pattern

Yes. Upload a photo to PixelCommit, choose a pixel block size and palette, then open View Blueprint to get a printable grid. Each grid cell shows a hexadecimal color code, and the color table lists how many cells use each color. Use that grid as a starting chart for your cross-stitch project.

Open the photo-to-grid converter

What the converter gives you

This page provides hexadecimal color codes and per-color cell counts. It does not provide DMC, Anchor, or any other thread-brand codes.

How to turn a picture into a cross stitch chart

  1. Open the converter and upload a PNG, JPG, WebP, or GIF.
  2. Set the pixel block size. A larger block size produces a simpler grid; a smaller block size keeps more image detail.
  3. Choose a palette if you want to limit the number of colors, then select View Blueprint.
  4. Read the hex code in each cell and the Cells column in the color table as you plan the chart.

PixelCommit runs the conversion in your browser, so your image is not uploaded to a server.

Print an A4 reference: a practical example

Photo-to-cross-stitch questions

Can I convert a picture to cross stitch?

Yes. Upload the picture, adjust the pixel block size and palette, then use the Blueprint as a cross stitch chart reference.

Is this a cross stitch photo converter?

It converts a photo into a pixel grid with hex color codes and per-color cell counts. Those are the outputs currently available in the converter.

Can I convert an image into a cross stitch chart?

Yes. Open the Blueprint after converting to see the labeled grid and color distribution table, then print it on A4 if you want a paper reference.

Does the chart include DMC thread numbers?

No. PixelCommit does not map colors to DMC or other thread-brand codes. It shows hexadecimal color codes and cell counts only.