Fuse Bead Pattern Generator

Turn an Image into a Fuse Bead Pattern

Choose one image you may use, select the pattern width and reference-color count, and let the tool build a material-aware grid. Empty cells stay empty. Every used cell receives a symbol and reference color before counts and exports become available.

1. Choose one PNG, JPEG, or WebP and confirm your right to use it.
2. Review the default 32-column pattern or change the width, reference colors, dithering, or board capacity.
3. Check symbols, counts, nominal dimensions, board regions, and printable pages.
4. Edit cells or replace an unavailable reference color.
5. Download matching construction PNG, printable PDF, and material CSV files.

Choose Bead Size and Review the Nominal Planned Footprint

The current profile uses a 5.0 mm center pitch as a planning assumption. Width and height come from the number of grid columns and rows, not from a measurement of your materials. Review the visible tolerance and compare the plan with the materials and board you intend to use.

Plan Pegboards and Printable Tiles

Use the generic 29 × 29-cell preset or enter a custom cell capacity. The overlay divides the pattern into abstract board regions and reports partial edges. The printable PDF uses portrait pages, reference overlaps, registration marks, and a 50.0 mm calibration bar.

Review Reference Colors and Material Counts

Counts come from the current grid. Each used reference color has a symbol, code, name, and count so you can check the construction plan before exporting.

Edit the Pattern or Replace a Reference Color

Paint, pick, or empty individual cells. If you disable a used reference color, choose an enabled replacement before the grid changes. One confirmed replacement is one undoable action, and exports stay locked until symbols and counts match the latest grid.

Export the Pattern and Material List

The construction PNG, printable PDF, and material CSV come from one current pattern. Their symbols, codes, counts, dimensions, and board plan agree. Keep all files together when you build or share your plan.

Accuracy, Color, Print, and Construction Limits

Reference display colors can look different across screens, printers, inks, paper, materials, batches, placement, and heat. Nominal dimensions do not promise an assembled or fused result. Generic board regions do not establish fit or compatibility. Measure the 50.0 mm calibration bar on the printed PDF before using it as a physical guide.