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Image to Perler Bead patterns
Turn any image into a ready-to-build bead patterns
Turn any photo or illustration into a bead pattern you can actually build. Adjust the grid, palette, and color count, preview every bead, and export a material list. Made for hobbyists, makers, parents, and teachers—and your image never leaves your browser.
Hey PH 👋
This started with my younger cousin.
I gave her a bead kit for summer break. She loved it, then asked if she could turn a photo of her favorite dog into a keychain for me. That question made me want a simple tool for it, so I built one.
Bead Pattern Maker is free, needs no account, and keeps images in the browser. Drop in a photo, tweak the grid and colors, and get a pattern with bead counts.
It’s free, and I plan to keep it that way. I just like the idea of helping people make small, personal things instead of being limited to fixed kits.
It’s early, and I’m sure there are rough edges.
If you try it, give me one blunt answer: what would you change first?
UX, output quality, missing features—anything. That’s what I’ll work on next.
Thanks for checking it out 💛
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About Image to Perler Bead patterns on Product Hunt
“Turn any image into a ready-to-build bead patterns”
Image to Perler Bead patterns was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #158 on the daily leaderboard. Turn any photo or illustration into a bead pattern you can actually build. Adjust the grid, palette, and color count, preview every bead, and export a material list. Made for hobbyists, makers, parents, and teachers—and your image never leaves your browser.
Image to Perler Bead patterns was featured in Web App (123.3k followers), Design Tools (261.9k followers) and Crafting (931 followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 78.5k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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