DrillGrid
Turn any photo into a print-ready diamond painting pattern
What it does
Upload a photo, get a diamond painting chart with calibrated DMC colors, exact drill counts, clean symbols, and 1:1 printable PDFs — in seconds. Free to try, no credit card.
Turn photos and artwork into clean diamond painting charts with calibrated DMC colors, exact drill counts, alphanumeric symbols, 1:1 printable PDFs, and commercial-grade vector EPS exports.
Upload your photo and instantly get a 1:1 calibrated drill grid, official DMC color codes with exact drill counts, and printable PDFs ready for your lightpad. Whether you make one-off gifts or run a full pattern business, DrillGrid fits your workflow. Transform photos, sketches, or digital art into symbol-mapped charts with calibrated DMC colors — no Photoshop pixel-pushing required. Get print-ready, high-resolution PDFs with clear alphanumeric symbols that read perfectly on your lightpad — even at the smallest drill sizes. Go from photo to sellable pattern pack in minutes. Includes exact DMC color keys and drill counts so your customers always have the right specifications. When every…from drillgrid.app
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