Stitch Generator converts a drawing or sketch into a cross stitch pattern directly inside SketchUp, turning flat line art into the kind of stitched grid you’d see worked in thread. Feed it a drawing and it lays out the stitch path automatically, rather than plotting each cross by hand.

The plugin works well as a cross stitch chart generator for anyone who wants a finished pattern fast, whether that’s for an actual embroidery project or just a decorative stitched look applied to a model, the kind of raised seam detail seen on a baseball or a stitched panel. Making cross stitch patterns this way skips the manual grid counting that chart software usually demands.

As one of the more specialized sketchup plugins on SketchShaper, Stitch Generator fits a narrower niche than most of the library’s modeling tools, more about decorative output than geometry. Pair your generated pattern with one of the furniture or product models already on the site if you’re adding a stitched detail to an existing scene.