Place straightening points in an efficient order, from the outer edges to the centre and quadrants.

Place straightening points in an efficient order, from the outer edges to the centre and quadrants.

Place straightening points in an efficient order, from the outer edges to the centre and quadrants.

The Tutorials tab: how the built-in help list works, and how to read a tutorial once it opens.

How to send a thought, bug report or idea straight to the developers from the Profile tab, with an optional screenshot.

How to join the Markup R-XP community from the Profile tab, and how the optional email verification code works.

Your free trial or subscription status on the Profile tab, what it unlocks, and how to manage or refresh it.

Bulk mark and clear, print your grid as a PDF, and replace chart pages, all inside a project.

Show, fade, rotate and recolour the chart image itself, per project.

How settings opened from a chart differ from your app-wide defaults, and the project-only controls.

Free practice charts from real designers, loaded with one tap from the Settings tab.

The Statistics calendar, charts and raw data: your stitching history day by day, hour by hour.

What every number on the Statistics tab means: progress totals, pace, forecasts and today.

Selecting, searching, filtering and sorting the projects your statistics are calculated from.

The Open and Restore buttons on the Home tab: reach any project, or bring one back from a backup.

The Other Recent Projects list on the Home tab: open, rename, export and delete your projects.

The greeting, trial pill and tip of the day at the top of the Home tab.

The three ways to start a new project from the Home tab: Document, Gallery and Camera.

What happens when you set, change or clear the complete/finish date on a project.

An overview of the current project listing on the Home Tab

Choose which pages are chart, key and pictures, and arrange multi-page charts.

Set up once, then stitch: the wizard from loading a chart to marking stitches.

The five tabs of your home base: Home, Statistics, Settings, Profile and Tutorials.

Video walkthroughs recorded for testers: the home screen, loading charts, setting up symbols, marking off, guide bars, SALs and more.

Video walkthroughs recorded for testers: the home screen, loading charts, setting up symbols, marking off, guide bars, SALs and more.

Video walkthroughs recorded for testers: the home screen, loading charts, setting up symbols, marking off, guide bars, SALs and more.

Different overlap on different joins: set each page's four edges individually.

Duplicates on the bottom and right edges: the mirror of Top Left, one amount everywhere.

Duplicates on the top and left edges: one amount trims every join in the chart.

Set up a stitch-along with blank holding pages, then drop in each page as it releases. Progress kept.

Everything that changed from the old app, and what happens to your projects.

What Markup does and the quickest path to your first marked stitch.

Project list layouts, categories, fabric colour and free sample projects.

PDF import quality, toolbar position, tips and stitching session timing.

Daily stitch targets, milestone celebrations, and how stitching time is counted.

How marked, parked and erased stitches are coloured and shaded on your chart.

How the symbol you are stitching is highlighted, and which symbols show in the panel.

Theme, startup, battery, popup notifications, category names and language settings.

The Profile tab: your subscription, community registration and how to send feedback to the developers.

The Home tab: start or open projects and see live progress at a glance.

Movable bars that frame your working area: place, lock, style and count stitches in a region.

Every line over your chart: grid lines, diagonals, guide bars, centre lines, page breaks and chart pages.

Movable bars that frame your working area: place, lock, style and count stitches in a region.

The Statistics tab: progress, pace, forecasts, daily history and how to read them.

Choose a panel view, select symbols and understand the actions available on each screen.

Control chart, markup, drawing layers and text notes over your chart.

The six settings sections, and how app-wide defaults and per-project settings work together.

The markup screen: tap cells to mark them off as you stitch.

The markup screen: tap cells to mark them off as you stitch.

Statistics, WIP diary and notes for the open project.

Cut one big chart photo into overlapping pages for an easy multi-page project.

Add, remove, rotate, clone and reorder your project pages before setup begins.

Crop and straighten a photographed chart into a flat, markable page.

Combine duplicate symbols safely by reviewing suggestions, choosing a master and merging.

Preview the finished chart, capture a cover image and finish setup.

Give every symbol its real thread colour, matched from the key or typed at speed.

The live matching engine: sensitivity sliders, colour-first search and backstitch-proof results.

The former editing guide now points to the combined Add or Edit a Symbol guide.

Control which grid squares count as stitchable with a resizable block brush.

Use one shared workflow to create a missing symbol or refine an existing one.

Understand the Set Symbols screen and choose the right guide for the work your chart needs.

Trim the duplicated cells where pages join so the count stays correct.

Warp a bowed or skewed chart page back to square (optional).

Set the grid's row and column counts, automatically or by hand.

Align the grid precisely with the chart image before confirming its stitch count.

Check every page's detected grid at a glance and tap a page to fix it. Use this step to ensure the grids are correct and that they fit together correctly.

Arrange multi-page charts into the right rows-by-columns grid and page order.

Select any pages of interest for quick reference later whilst you stitch. Can also be used to update the cover image.

Select the pages holding the symbol key so the app can match thread colours.

Pick the PDF pages that contain chart grids.