Cross stitch graph maker software#
I edit your image to make it as close to ideal for whatever software I use in the end. What I did here is nothing like what my service is for custom charts. I prefer using different pieces of software based on what the customer wants or what my goal for the chart is.
So there you have just generic image loaded and you can see that there is a difference. You may consider these biased if you would like, but I did try my best to be unbiased and just show results. I didn’t restrict number of colors at all for these comparisons.
Cross stitch graph maker install#
(I use these.) PC Stitch, I just upgraded to 11, so it was using fresh install with the default settings. I have changed default settings in both Pattern Maker and Cross Stitch Platinum any changes from default I made were to change results for better. This will allow you to do the comparison for yourself. I use this software so I have no reason to talk badly about any of it. I will load them into the software creating a mockup 100 stitches wide for simpler image and 150 stitches wide for more complex. I will not edit or manipulate these in any manner.
The one is rather simple and the other more complex with blending in background. I’m going to use these two images of fly eyes. I actually own many more pieces of cross stitch software, but these are pretty popular choices, so we’ll compare with them today. I’m in a unique position to compare this software because I own so a good deal of different software, plus I enjoy doing little comparisons. Which cross stitch software is best? Well, the answer is more complicated than that, so I’ll run a little demo here with PC Stitch Pro, Hobbyware Pattern Maker, Cross Stitch Platinum Plus, STOIK, KG Chart, PhotoPad, Crosti, Pic2Pat, Thread-Bare, and StitchYourPhoto.
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