Clothing size chart maker
Free · No signup · Updated November 2026 by the DrapifyApp team
How do I make a size chart for my clothing products?
Edit the table with your own sizes and garment measurements, such as bust, waist, hip and length, switch between inches and centimetres, add a note, and download the chart as a PNG for listings, catalogues and WhatsApp. The starting values are examples only; measure your own garments, because sizing varies between makers.
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Try one freeHow to use it
- Rename the columns to the measurements you use.
- Measure each size laid flat and enter the values.
- Add or remove rows and columns as needed.
- Download the PNG and add it to every listing.
Measure the garment, not a standard
There is no single Indian size standard that every maker follows, so a size M from one factory can differ from another. Buyers return clothes that do not fit, so a chart from your actual garments is worth the time.
Body or garment measurements?
Say which you give. Garment measurements are taken from the clothing laid flat; body measurements describe the person it fits. Mixing them up is a common cause of fit returns.
Questions
- What measurements go on a kurti size chart?
- Usually bust, waist, hip and length, and sometimes shoulder and sleeve. Use what helps buyers choose.
- Should I use inches or centimetres?
- Many Indian buyers read inches, while international listings use centimetres. The chart can convert between them.
- Are the example numbers a standard chart?
- No. They are placeholders. Replace them with your own garment measurements.
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