Beadify is a browser-based workspace for turning an image into a fuse-bead Pattern you can compare, edit, inspect, export, and follow while making.
The first conversion is a draft. Beadify keeps the result editable so you can decide how the image should fit a grid, correct individual beads, check color quantities, and prepare a useful build guide.
Start with the job you want to do
- Use Image to Bead Pattern to upload a source image and compare it with a draft Pattern.
- Use Pattern Maker when you want to edit the applied bead grid directly.
- Use Crafting mode to mark beads as placed while following a finished Pattern.
You can switch between Pattern, Compare, and Crafting inside the same Project.
Choose a supported palette and size
Beadify includes maintained palette data for Perler, Hama, Artkal, and NABBI workflows. Choose the brand, bead size, and supported palette that match your materials. The palette pages keep official catalog information separate from the colors currently available for new Beadify Patterns.
Board layout fits the Pattern to complete supported boards. Exact size is a Pro option for a custom grid that does not invent board seams. Beadify preserves the source image ratio and leaves unmatched cells blank instead of stretching the image.
Compare, edit, and check the Pattern
Compare mode shows the adjusted source and a draft Pattern in Split or Overlay. Apply the draft before editing or exporting so the downloaded result matches the Pattern on the canvas.
Pattern mode includes Pencil, Eraser, Pick Color, Delete Color, Swap Colors, Move, Flip, and Clean. The Inspector shows the grid, board coverage, palette, bead counts, and most-used colors. Inventory can narrow future generation to the supported colors you have recorded.
Export for the next step
Beadify can export an image, a browser-printed PDF Pack, SVG, XLSX inventory, or a JSON backup. PDF Pack paginates the complete Pattern for printing; it does not promise that every printer will produce a physical 1:1 pegboard overlay. Choose Board layout when you need sections based on a supported physical board template.
Screen colors, lighting, bead batches, and source files can all differ. Use the brand color identifiers and linked sources as the purchasing reference, then check the physical beads before committing to a large build.
Make your first Pattern
Start with an image, or read the Beadify User Guide for the complete setup, editing, and export workflow.