Three tools, one image from start to finish.
The mascot uses 9 color codes and 1,609 beads; the most common is G5, the yellow ring, with 650. To recolor the whole ring, one click of the magic wand selects it, no clicking bead by bead. A blank canvas uses the same tools, just starting from zero.
That is how the mascot was made: upload the original image, choose size 52, and generate. Out of 2,704 cells, 2,600 are filled and 104 stay blank. The default used 28 colors; lowering max colors to 16 kept the bead count intact and looked almost the same, but required buying 12 fewer colors.
Pick the brand of beads you have. Every cell in your pattern maps to a real color code from that brand, and bead counts are listed by code.
Choose the paid plan that fits you best
All prices are in US dollars (USD). Subscriptions renew automatically for the cycle you pick and can be cancelled any time from the account menu.
For everyday bead projects
10 monthly + up to 110 from check-ins
For light bead-art hobbyists
100 monthly + up to 240 from check-ins
For heavy bead-art hobbyists
500 monthly + up to 240 from check-ins
Screenshots, or pattern images someone sent you. Photos taken with a phone camera can’t be recognized yet.
Pattern recognition, the Pattern generator and the Blank canvas all support 10 to 300 cells per side.
The free plan gets up to 120 credits a month: 10 every month, plus up to 110 more from check-ins. Signing up gives you another 10. Recognition costs 3 credits, generating costs 6, and the Blank canvas is free.
Yes, with the Pattern generator: import a photo or pixel image, match it to color codes, and get an editable pattern.
Yes. Export a high-resolution pattern with the color table on it, ready to print and follow.
In My gallery. The free plan stores 100 patterns in the cloud.
Tool Guides, Ironing & Finishing, Projects & Ideas and Site Updates, all in one place. Work out the making questions first, then come back to the tools and turn them into your own perler bead pattern.
The GOGO PixelBeads blog is live. Expect perler bead tutorials, site updates, inspiration, and ironing and color tips.
New to perler beads and not sure what to buy? Pegboards, tweezers and bead needles, bead trays, bead boxes, ironing sheets, lint rollers and heat presses, covered in one go.
You can go straight to the next step.
Click the grid to select connected colors
The number means how many cells between each line
Tip: editing is easier on a computer
On a bigger screen, the canvas, palette and toolbar fit side by side. You can also keep going right here on your phone.
Sign in with the same account on a computer to open the patterns saved in My gallery.
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