Bead pattern designer

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Bead pattern designer

Design square-grid fuse-bead patterns from images or by painting, with color counts and actual-pitch printable charts.

Step by step

How to use it

  1. 01

    01Choose the source

    Choose a simple image, set the grid columns and maximum colors, and rebuild the pattern locally. The editor uses a square grid suitable for common fuse-bead layouts. It does not generate woven bracelet or loom threading instructions.

  2. 02

    02Edit and inspect

    Paint cells with palette colors and erase empty peg positions. Replace a palette color to update every matching bead. Save the editable project before rebuilding from an image if you want to retain a particular handmade version.

  3. 03

    03Export and verify

    Set the peg spacing in millimetres and download the paginated chart. The chart uses symbols and row/column ranges, and a separate key gives exact bead counts. Verify printed spacing against a real board before placing beads on a paper guide.

Why this one

What this tool does differently

A square-board workflow

The bead editor represents one bead per occupied square-grid cell. Circular bead previews and empty centers make the arrangement recognizable, while printable symbols keep similar colors distinct. Hexagonal boards and shaped pegboards are outside this model.

Inventory before assembly

Counts are derived from occupied cells in the current design. Erased cells do not consume beads. These counts help prepare a palette, but allow spare beads for breakage, color variation, and mistakes during handling.

Pitch controls physical size

Finished design size is the number of columns and rows multiplied by the selected peg spacing. A nominal bead diameter is not always identical to peg-center spacing, so measure the actual board. Printer scaling can invalidate an otherwise accurate chart.

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly

Can I make Perler-style fuse-bead patterns?

The bead pattern designer supports square-grid fuse-bead patterns with editable cells and counts. Match the selected pitch to the physical pegboard.

Does the bead editor generate bracelet weaving instructions?

The bead pattern designer creates square pegboard patterns. It does not create peyote, loom, or other bracelet weaving instructions.

Are bead brand colors identified automatically?

The bead pattern designer uses RGB palette colors and does not infer manufacturer bead codes. Match physical colors separately.

How are empty spaces represented?

The bead pattern designer eraser marks a cell as unoccupied. Empty cells are excluded from bead counts and shown as blank positions on the chart.

The editor processes source files and project content in your browser. No AI service or third-party processing API is used. Shared links contain settings only; files and private content stay on your device unless you choose to download and share them.