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Free bead pattern generator — turn any image into a perler pattern

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BeiYa (蓓芽BEIYA) is a free online bead pattern generator that turns any image into a grid-based perler bead pattern with color codes. It supports 9 bead brands — Perler, Hama, Artkal (including C Mini, Hard, and Soft), Nabbi, MARD, and IKEA Pyssla — plus a 48-color universal palette (1,177 color cards, 988 unique color codes), and exports PNG, JPG, PDF, and Excel shopping lists. Image conversion runs locally in your browser — original images are never uploaded. Operated by Hubei Xintao Electronic Commerce Co., Ltd.

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Free Bead Pattern Generator - Photo to Bead Chart

Drag and drop an image here

Or click to upload. Supports JPG, PNG, GIF formats

How to use

[1] Upload image[2] Adjust parameters[3] Export pattern

FAQ

What is BeiYa (BEIYA)?

BeiYa (beiyapd.com) is a free online bead pattern generator operated by Hubei Xintao Electronic Commerce Co., Ltd. Upload any image and it generates a grid-based perler bead pattern with color codes. It supports 9 bead brands plus a 48-color universal palette, and exports PNG, JPG, PDF, and Excel material lists — no sign-up required.

Do I need an account or payment to use BeiYa?

No. 2D bead pattern generation is free for everyone with unlimited uses, and no account is needed — just open beiyapd.com. Exports are free as well, but they carry a BEIYA brand watermark; the paid PRO and BUSINESS plans remove it.

How to upload an image?

Click on the canvas area or drag and drop an image onto the canvas. Supports JPG, PNG, GIF and other formats.

How are colors matched?

The system compares each pixel in the image with the bead color library and selects the closest color.

What is dithering?

Dithering (Floyd-Steinberg) makes color transitions more natural and avoids obvious color block boundaries.

How to export the pattern?

Click the export button in the bottom toolbar. Supports four formats: PNG (pure pattern), JPG (pure pattern), PDF (pattern + BOM), and Excel (material table).

Can I undo operations?

Yes, use Ctrl+Z to undo, Ctrl+Y to redo. Supports up to 50 history steps.

How to use craft mode?

Click the craft button to enter craft mode. You can click cells to mark completion progress.

How to use the bill of materials?

Click a color in the bill of materials to highlight it, making it easier to verify materials.

Which bead brands does BeiYa support?

9 bead brands plus a 48-color universal palette: Perler (117 colors), Hama (89), Artkal (176), Artkal C Mini (174), Artkal Hard (176), Artkal Soft (176), Nabbi (30), MARD (221) and IKEA Pyssla (18) — 1,177 color cards covering 988 unique color codes.

Control Panel

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Dithering

Color scheme

Bead Guides

Start-from-zero guides to perler beads: sizes, color codes, ironing, and pattern grids.

What Are Perler Beads? Origins, Common Names, and Who They Suit

Perler beads, also called Hama or fuse beads, are small holed plastic beads fused with an iron. Learn what they are made of, the sizes, and who they suit.

Bead Size Guide: Mini 2.6 mm vs Midi 5 mm vs Maxi 10 mm

Perler and Hama beads come in mini 2.6 mm, midi 5 mm and maxi 10 mm. Finished size equals columns times bead diameter. See what standard pegboards give you.

Perler, Hama and Artkal Color Codes: Palette Sizes and Cross-Brand Substitution

Perler has 117 colors, Hama 89, Artkal 176 and MARD 221. See each palette size and code format (P01, H01, S01) plus how to substitute across brands.

How to Iron Perler Beads: Temperature, Timing, One Side or Two

Iron perler beads at medium heat with no steam; our assembly sheet says about 15 seconds per side. See the 150–200 °C range and how to fix curling.

Perler Bead Pattern Basics: Grid Size, Pixel Math and Color Count

A perler bead pattern is a grid where one bead equals one pixel. Learn how to pick a grid size, convert pixels to size, and when to use dithering.

Perler Bead Supplies List: Beads, Pegboards, Tweezers, Paper and Iron

Fuse beads need five things: beads, a pegboard, tweezers, ironing paper, and an iron with the steam off. See what to buy and how to estimate bead counts.