YarnmarkFree online row counter for knitting and crochet
Tap the big button at the end of every row. The count stays in this browser, so you can close the tab and come back to it. Below the counter there is a printable row counter sheet if you prefer paper.
· Saved in this browser only. Nothing is sent anywhere.
How to use it
Keep this page open on your phone next to your work. Tap + Row when you turn your work (or when you pass your beginning-of-round marker). Use Stitches for a long cast-on or a foundation chain, and Repeats when a pattern says "repeat rows 3 to 10 six times": tap it each time you finish the block, and start the row count again inside it.
Tap before you put the work down, not when you pick it up. Most lost counts happen at the end of a session, when you finish a row and set the needles or hook aside without counting it.
Printable row counter sheet
If you would rather tick boxes, print this page: the counter disappears and a tally sheet prints instead. Cross off one box per row. Each line has ten boxes, so a full line is ten rows and the sheet covers 200.
Other ways to keep count
A counter only works if you remember to use it. If you often forget, see how to keep track of rows for methods that do not depend on memory, and how to count rows in knitting or in crochet for how to recover a lost count from the fabric itself.