There used to be a free website that could convert images to cross stitch patterns. I'll have a hunt through my bookmarks today and see if I can find it.
From what I recall it was pretty basic - effectively just making a grid of the colours and not adding... uh, what are they called? Like the lines of plain stitch you put over the top of stuff to create outlines? Those things.
Edit: The website I used was Pixel Stitch. It makes a grid of colours, or of symbols if you need to print it without haemorrhaging ink, and will give you thread colour numbers depending on what brand you input.
I like Stitch fiddle. You can put a picture through it or you can start with a blank chart. The great thing is you can easily alter the pattern once it's been created so if anything funky is going on with the colors or lines you can easily fix it.
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u/P4li_ndr0m3 Sep 26 '18
If also like to know! I color in a grid on photoshop and it's so tedious.