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Crochet Stitch CounterPRO

Free Crochet Stitch Counter & Row Counter

Count stitches and rows, track pattern repeats and pin stitch markers while you crochet. Crochet Stitch Counter draws every stitch on a live fabric swatch, so you always know where you are in your pattern – free, with no sign-up, and saved in your browser.

Mode: Single crochet (sc)Yarn color: Rose Berry

Project completion(0 / 288 total stitches)0%
Active stitch
Current rowRow 1 of 12
1
Current row index
Pattern repeat count
e.g. 4-row motif or granny square round
1
Stitch type & gaugeSaved with each completed row
Yarn colorway palette

Real-Time Fabric & Stitch Visualization

LIVE

Every counted stitch instantly renders as woven yarn loops.

sc • 24 sts/row

Ready to start crocheting!

Tap the big stitch counter or press Space to add stitches to row 1.

Worked stitches Pending stitches Stitch marker
Gauge: standard
Stitch markers & milestones0 pins
No markers pinned yet. Click “Marker” while counting.
Auto-saved
70 Practical Crochet Sub-Tools

Explore All 70 Specialized Crochet Tools & Calculators

From foundation chain calculators and pattern repeat unrollers to amigurumi spiral counters and yarn remaining estimators, browse our full collection of free, client-side tools.

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10 Tools

Core counting tools

Count stitches, rows, rounds and starting chains, or run a few counters at once.

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Pattern sequence and reminder tools

Tools that walk you through a pattern: linked counters, nested repeats, shaping reminders and color changes.

10 Tools

Stitch-count and gauge calculators

Quick math for gauge, swatch size, starting chains, stitch multiples and even spacing.

10 Tools

Technique-specific counter modes

Counter modes made for one craft, like amigurumi, spirals, granny squares, C2C and Tunisian crochet.

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Project-specific trackers

Track the progress of blankets, temperature projects, motifs, hats, sweaters and matched pairs.

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Pattern reading and troubleshooting tools

Help to read and check patterns: a counter next to your PDF, chart trackers, repeat expanders, an abbreviation lookup and a US/UK converter.

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Related utilities for a broader crochet tool hub

Handy extras: a project dashboard, session timer, pace and yarn estimates, and printable counter sheets.

How Crochet Stitch Counter Works

Four simple steps take you from first chain to finished project without losing count.

  1. Set up your project

    Name your project and enter how many stitches each row has and how many rows you plan to work. The progress bar calculates your total stitch goal automatically.

  2. Count as you crochet

    Tap the large counter button or press the Space bar after each stitch. Quick buttons add 5 or 10 stitches at once, and −1 undoes a miscount.

  3. Complete each row

    When a row is finished, press Row Complete. The row is saved with its stitch count, yarn color and stitch type, and the live swatch grows one row taller.

  4. Mark, repeat and take notes

    Pin stitch markers on important stitches, count motif repeats separately and keep pattern notes next to the counter. Everything is saved automatically.

Crochet Abbreviations & Cheat Sheet

A quick reminder while you use the counter tool

ch

Chain stitch

Foundation loops
sl st

Slip stitch

Joining or edging
sc

Single crochet

Dense, firm fabric
hdc

Half double

Medium drape
dc

Double crochet

Taller and airy
inc / dec

Increase / decrease

Shaping garments

Why Use a Digital Crochet Row Counter?

Paper tallies and clicker counters are easy to lose or bump, and they only remember a single number. Crochet Stitch Counter keeps your stitch count, row count, repeat count, markers and notes together, so you can put your work down and pick it up later exactly where you stopped.

The live fabric preview shows worked and pending stitches row by row, which makes it easy to spot a short row before it turns into a crooked blanket edge. It works for amigurumi rounds, granny squares, blankets, garments and any pattern that needs counting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about counting stitches and rows with Crochet Stitch Counter.

Is Crochet Stitch Counter free to use?

Yes. The Crochet Stitch Counter crochet stitch and row counter is completely free, with no account, subscription or paywall.

Where is my crochet project saved?

Your project is saved automatically in your browser's local storage on this device. It is never uploaded to a server, so it stays private. Clearing your browser data or pressing Reset removes it.

Can I count stitches with my keyboard?

Yes. Press Space to add a stitch, Backspace or minus to undo one, Enter or R to complete the row, M to place a stitch marker and S to switch sound on or off. Press ? to see all shortcuts.

Does the stitch counter work on phones and tablets?

Yes. Crochet Stitch Counter works in any modern browser on phones, tablets and computers. On touch screens, tap the large counter button after each stitch.

What do sc, hdc, dc and puff mean?

They are standard US crochet abbreviations: sc is single crochet, hdc is half double crochet, dc is double crochet and puff is a puff or bobble stitch. The selected stitch type is saved with each completed row.

How do pattern repeats and stitch markers work?

The repeat counter tracks how many times you have worked a motif, separately from your rows. A stitch marker pins your current row and stitch, appears on the fabric preview and is listed under Stitch markers so you can find it again.

Can I track more than one project at a time?

Crochet Stitch Counter currently keeps one active project per browser. You can rename it at any time, and use Reset to start a new project once the current one is finished.