Original fuse bead patterns.
Pick your next project.

Explore layered landscapes, botanical studies and geometric wall art, or start with a small single-board design. Preview every grid and its bead counts before you make it.

Studio collection · multi-board pictures

Original compositions for a longer project. Editing is free; these larger grids require Pro to export.

BeadColor Studio · Original

58 × 58 · 4 boards · 8 colors

BeadColor Studio · Original

58 × 58 · 4 boards · 6 colors

BeadColor Studio · Original

87 × 87 · 9 boards · 6 colors

Beginner collection · single-board patterns

Four approachable designs for learning the grid. Basic exports are free within the daily allowance.

BeadColor Studio · Original

29 × 29 · 1 board · 4 colors

BeadColor Studio · Original

29 × 29 · 1 board · 3 colors

Choose a bead pattern and make it yours

Start with a 29 × 29 single-board pattern, or plan a 58 × 58 or 87 × 87 picture across several boards. Filter by collection, theme or color count, then check the actual grid and materials before placing beads.

Basic PNG and single-board PDF exports are free within the daily allowance. For printable Perler bead patterns, choose a design, open it in the editor, and select Export. Our sample colors are digital references: match them to the physical beads you own.

Have a photo or drawing in mind? Use the Perler bead pattern maker to create your own. The pattern printing guide explains grid symbols and actual-size printing.

How do you choose a fuse bead pattern?

Choose a pattern by its grid dimensions, bead count and number of colors. Each BeadColor sample opens as an editable square grid with a materials list. Small hearts, flowers and animal silhouettes are useful starting points because you can check the outline before adding detail. If you use Perler beads, match the grid to your pegboard and select physical colors from your own supplies. BeadColor is an independent tool; its Studio and MARD screen references are not a Perler color chart.