Free
Enough to genuinely use and love the app.
Free
forever
no card required, no expiry
- 12 saved blocks · 3 quilt projects
- 50-fabric library
- 250 MB cloud storage
- Full polygon designer with snap, undo, autosave
- 3 lifetime PDF exports + 1 bonus PDF each anniversary
- Watermarked PNG/JPG export
- Embroidery file preview
- Community support
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Maker
More room and more exports — without the pro extras.
$10/year
about $0.83 a month
- Unlimited saved blocks & quilt projects
- Unlimited fabric library
- 1 GB cloud storage
- 5 PDF exports per month (resets the 1st)
- Clean PNG/JPG export — no watermark
- Actual-size print for templates
- Embroidery file preview (upload + hoop-size planner is Atelier)
- Password-protected share links
- 72-hour email support
Atelier
For teachers, pattern publishers, and quilting professionals.
$99/year
about $8.25 a month
- Everything in Maker, plus:
- 25 GB cloud storage
- Unlimited PDF exports
- SVG export · paper-piecing layouts · cross-stitch charts
- Embroidery uploads + format conversion (PES ↔ DST ↔ JEF ↔ VP3 ↔ EXP)
- Block-to-embroidery file export
- Custom-branded pattern PDFs (your logo, your cover)
- 25 viewer + 5 editor collaborator seats
- Pattern marketplace selling (5% fee) · API read+write
- Full commercial license · 12-hour priority support
What happens to my designs if I cancel?
They stay yours. Your account doesn't get deleted, your designs remain visible, and you can export everything as standard PDF, PNG, or SVG. Many people pause and come back months later.
Why is Maker only $10 a year?
Because QuiltCraft is a labor of love, not a venture-backed company. Ten dollars a year is enough to keep the lights on, and we'd rather make a thing quilters actually want to use than try to wring every cent from anyone who tries it. If you love it, the small membership keeps it alive.
What does "5 PDF exports per month" actually mean?
You can generate up to five full pattern PDFs each calendar month. The counter resets on the first of each month — unused exports don't carry over. Five is enough for a quilter making a finished project or two a month; if you regularly print more than that, Atelier removes the cap entirely.
What's the difference between Maker and Atelier?
Maker is the "more room to work" tier — unlimited blocks and projects, a clean PDF export, and a gigabyte of storage. It deliberately stops short of pro features. Atelier is for people who quilt for a living — pattern designers selling on Etsy or Payhip, longarm quilters running a small studio, teachers running a classroom. It adds unlimited PDFs, SVG export, full embroidery support with format conversion, your own brand on PDFs, commercial licensing, and seats for your team.
What's the free tier really like?
Honest answer: enough to fall in love with the tool. You get the full polygon designer, all the snap and rulers and undo. The caps you'll hit first are 12 saved blocks and 3 lifetime PDF exports — both deliberately set so a casual quilter can finish one full project before deciding whether the $10 membership is worth it.
Do you offer a trial?
Yes — on signup you can opt into a 14-day Maker trial with no credit card required. After it ends, you stay on the free plan with everything you've already created.
Who's behind QuiltCraft?
One person who quilts and one person who builds software — a husband-and-wife team. Every email is answered by a human; every change to the tool is made with both makers and engineers in mind.