Convert a photo, character, or AI-generated image into a Perler bead (Hama / fuse-bead) pattern. The picture is shrunk to a grid whose width you set in beads, and each cell is automatically snapped to the nearest real bead colour. Unlike plain pixelation, that gives you a per-colour bead count — a ready-made shopping list of how many beads of each colour you need — along with the total bead count and roughly how many standard 29×29 pegboards the design spans. Cap the number of colours to keep the build easy and cheap: rarely used colours are merged into the nearest kept colour. Switch between round and square beads, and overlay a counting grid (with heavier lines every 10 cells) so it's easy to follow row by row off the screen. Save the finished chart as a PNG to print. Transparent areas of the image get no bead, so a PNG with a transparent background becomes a pattern of just the character or motif. It's great for making a pattern from a photo, small one-point designs, or Pokémon / Minecraft-style pixel art turned into beads. Your settings (beads wide, max colours, round/square, grid) are remembered for next time. Nothing to install and nothing to upload — loading, converting, and saving all happen locally in your browser, so your image is never sent anywhere.