Solo creators
Turn inspiration photos into patterns you can realistically finish without spreadsheet cleanup.
FuseBeadMaker拼小豆Turn photos into fuse bead patterns ready to build
FuseBeadMaker helps creators import a photo, crop composition, map it to real bead palettes, clean noise, track progress by color or section, and export printable guides from one focused workflow on iPhone and iPad.
Import, generate, edit, build, and export in one local-first workflow.
01Import and crop02Generate with real palettes03Refine the pattern
Studio View
4supported palette families
3export formats
Localproject-first workflow
Who It's For
Useful for hobbyists, classrooms, and small shops
The same workflow works for solo makers planning a weekend build, educators preparing color-limited exercises, and commission artists who need repeatable palette decisions.
Teachers and workshops
Prepare clearer guides with controlled color counts and easier section-based progress tracking.
Commission artists
Keep customer projects organized with saved local files, thumbnails, and repeatable exports.
iPad
Built to feel comfortable on a larger iPad canvas
The product direction explicitly supports panel-based iPad work: more persistent context, clearer hierarchy, and fewer full-screen interruptions while tuning a project.
Capabilities
One workflow for the parts that matter
FuseBeadMaker keeps the real craft steps together: import the image, map it to real palettes, clean the grid, track build progress, and export a guide you can actually use.
Photo project workflow
Import a reference image, crop it, and generate a bead pattern with steps that match how creators actually work.
Palette-aware generation
Generate against MARD, COCO, Artkal C, or Artkal S so color decisions stay anchored to real bead inventories.
Noise cleanup tools
Use color merge, background removal, and region cleanup before you commit to a final board.
Build and export mode
Track assembly by color or section, then export a pixel preview, bead guide, or color pattern.
Workflow
A short path from source image to finished guide
The workflow stays simple: start with a source image, refine the pattern, then move into build and export without switching between unrelated tools.
1. Import and crop
Start from a photo or blank board, then lock framing before generation.
2. Generate with real palettes
Choose grid size, palette family, color limit, and sampling mode before resolving the bead map.
3. Refine the pattern
Clean edges, merge near colors, remove background noise, and edit individual cells when needed.
4. Build and export
Track completion, assemble by color or section, and export the version that fits your workflow.
Palettes
Grounded in real fuse bead palettes
The website mirrors the current product scope with four actual palette families, so the marketing copy stays aligned with the app instead of promising abstract RGB magic.
MARDCOCOArtkal CArtkal S
Export
Exports that help before and after the build
Whether you need a clean preview, a printed instruction sheet, or a color-coded pattern for the pegboard, the export stays attached to the project that produced it.
Pixel Art Image
A high-resolution PNG preview for sharing, archiving, or quick review.
Bead Guide
A printable guide designed for step-by-step assembly on the board.
Color Pattern
A grid with color references for makers who prefer direct pattern reading.
FAQ
Common questions before you start
The full FAQ covers devices, palettes, exports, privacy, local storage, and the fastest way to get support.
What is FuseBeadMaker?
FuseBeadMaker is an iPhone and iPad app for turning photos into fuse bead patterns, editing the grid, tracking build progress, and exporting printable guides or color references.
Is FuseBeadMaker optimized for iPad?
Yes. The current product direction explicitly supports iPad workflows with panel-based navigation and fewer blocking full-screen transitions.
Which bead palettes are supported?
The current product scope includes four palette families: MARD, COCO, Artkal C, and Artkal S.