Free Perler bead pattern maker for photos and pixel art
AI home design tool that redesigns any room, exterior, or yard from a photo
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Freemium
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Free: 2 free credits when you sign in. Lite: $9.99/mo includes 30 render credits a month. Starter: $29/mo includes 232 redesign credits a month. Pro: $69/mo includes 552 redesign credits a month.
Key features
Convert photos and pixel art into editable bead patterns
Support for five bead brands with 648 colors total
Edit every bead individually with unlimited undo
Match colors to beads you own with My bead box
Generate bead counts and materials shopping lists
Print at true bead size with scale bars and coordinates
Multiple pattern sizes from 10 to 116 beads wide
Photo and pixel art conversion modes
Export printable PNG patterns with codes or symbols
AI interior redesign from photo keeping walls and layout
Multiple design styles: Scandinavian, Japandi, farmhouse, industrial, coastal, Mediterranean and more
Material selection down to grout color, wood species, and plank width
Upload custom pieces and photos to personalize designs
Floor plan maker to draw and furnish spaces to scale
Mood board to gather and organize design inspiration
Home remodel cost estimator with three finish levels
Kitchen cabinet visualizer for cabinet colors and counters
Paint color visualizer to preview wall and exterior paint colors
Landscape and patio design tools for yards, gardens, pools
What makes it different
Source photos never leave your browser
Completely free with no account required
Use only colors you actually own
Community-measured accurate color matching
Works entirely in your browser with no server processing
Designer-curated styles with distinct approaches rather than averaged results
Preserves actual room layout, walls, windows and light instead of inventing a different space
One simple credit wallet across all design spaces instead of separate per-tool pricing
Real interior designers' aesthetic principles, not AI averaging