Design canvas where AI agents and humans work together
Free Perler bead pattern maker that converts photos into editable bead patterns
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Pricing model
Freemium
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Pricing
Free: unlimited editors and viewers, 1 workspace with 3 files, 200 agent actions a day. Pro: $20 per editor per month (billed monthly) or $16 per editor per month (billed yearly), includes unlimited files and workspaces, unlimited agent actions, version history. Team: $35 per editor per month (bille
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Key features
Real HTML and CSS designs that agents can edit directly
Auto layout, components with variants, and variables with modes
Figma import and export capability
Design system integration with skills and guardrails
Comment-based task assignment for agents
MCP server with 59 tools for reading, drawing and editing
Real-time live collaboration with team and agents
Version history and restore functionality
Copy frames as HTML, React or Tailwind code
Mac app with local MCP server for offline agent work
Upload photos and illustrations in JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, and HEIC formats
Support for multiple bead brands including Perler, Hama, MARD, Artkal, and Nabbi
Crop and select specific parts of images
Merge rare colors and clean isolated cells
Local draft auto-save with one recoverable draft per device
Export complete PNG with grid, color legend, and bead quantities
Optional color codes in exported patterns
Manual editing tools and undo functionality
No account required for core functionality
Mobile-friendly workspace
What makes it different
Agents work in real HTML and CSS, not converted designs
No separate AI credits to pay for agent usage
Design system enforcement so agents follow brand guidelines automatically
Works with any MCP client including Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Codex
Maps images to actual bead palettes rather than just reducing resolution
Automatic bead counting and material quantification
Uses real bead color references from manufacturers
All image processing happens locally in the browser with no upload
Practical pattern creation with editing tools for buildability