What it does
Side-by-side visual of how the same pattern looks at different counts
Why it helps
Helps beginners choose fabric, strong illustration-led page
Build effort
Medium

Numbers on a fabric label ("14 count," "18 count") don't mean much until you can actually see the size and grid density difference. Enter a design's stitch dimensions and pick a few counts to compare — the swatches below are drawn to scale against each other, so you can see both the finished size and the relative grid fineness at a glance.

Swatches are drawn to true relative scale — the physical size difference and the grid density you're seeing here is proportionally accurate, not just illustrative. Grid lines represent the fabric's holes, not individual floss colors.

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