iPindouFree Perler converter
Convert any image into a printable Perler bead pattern
Upload a photo, illustration, or pixel image. Match it to a Perler palette, choose your grid size, then print a labeled guide with the bead counts you need.
Free to try · Image conversion runs in your browser after the image is loaded
Perler palette · printable PDFImage to Perler pattern
From one image to a buildable bead chart
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Upload an image
Start with a PNG, JPG, or WebP photo, illustration, logo, or pixel-art reference.
- 02
Match Perler colors
Use the Perler palette, adjust the grid and limit colors so the result fits the beads you can buy.
- 03
Print and build
Review each color code and bead count, then export a labeled PDF to follow at your pegboard.
Made for the craft table
A Perler converter that ends with a real materials guide
Instead of only shrinking an image into pixels, iPindou maps the result to the selected bead palette and turns it into a clear grid, color key, and quantity list.
- Palette
- Perler
- Grid
- 29 / 58 / 87
- Output
Start with Perler colors, then switch brands when your own bead collection calls for it.
Pick a quick icon, a standard pegboard pattern, or a detailed build.
Print a labeled grid and color counts for shopping and assembly.
Perler converter questions
What does a Perler converter do?
It turns an image into a bead-by-bead grid, matches colors to a Perler palette, and calculates how many beads of each color you need.
Can I use a photo?
Yes. Clear photos and illustrations work best. Increase the grid size when the subject needs finer details.
Does the result use real Perler color codes?
Choose the Perler palette before converting to map the chart to its available colors. Compare the final guide with physical beads because screens and batches vary.
Can I print the pattern?
Yes. Export a PDF with a labeled grid, color key, and bead counts to use while you build.
Upload an image and start your Perler pattern
Choose a Perler color palette first, then turn your image into a chart you can print and make.
Open the Perler converter