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FREE ONLINE DESIGN TOOL

Free Fuse Bead Pattern Maker

Turn a photo or pixel art image into a printable bead pattern, refine every colour, count the beads you need and download your design.

Drop an image here, or click to browse

Supports JPG, PNG, and GIF images or CSV data files

Tip: For best results, use pixel art images with clear edges that align to grid boundaries.

PHOTO TO PATTERN

Make a fuse bead pattern in three steps

Use the free Pixology designer for mini fuse beads, MARD colours, Perler-style projects and editable pixel art grids.

  1. 1. Upload or drawChoose a JPG, PNG, GIF or CSV, or begin with a blank canvas.
  2. 2. Refine the gridResize, recolour, erase, fill and edit with the 291-colour digital planning palette.
  3. 3. Download and makeExport a clear pattern with colour keys and an accurate bead count.
BUILT FOR BEAD ART

Plan before placing your first bead

The editor matches artwork to physical bead colours, lets you clean up stray pixels and shows how many beads each shade needs. Your image stays in the browser while you work.

  • Continuous paint and erase tools
  • Fill, line, rectangle and selection editing
  • Layers, canvas resizing, zoom and mobile touch controls
COMMON QUESTIONS

Fuse bead pattern maker FAQ

Is the fuse bead pattern maker free to use?

Yes. You can create, edit and download a bead pattern without signing up.

Are my uploaded photos stored?

No. Images are processed in your browser workspace. Only share or export a pattern when you choose to do so.

Which bead colours can I use?

The designer includes a 291-colour planning palette plus custom HEX colours. Pixology sells a 221-colour physical refill range, so confirm each product code before ordering.

Can I download and print my pattern?

Yes. Export a pattern with a grid, colour keys and bead counts, or save the colour data as a CSV file.

Does the bead pattern maker work on mobile?

Yes. The editor supports touch drawing, panning and zooming. A desktop screen is still helpful for very detailed patterns.