Photo to Bead Pattern
More than pixel art—counts every bead
Photo to Bead Pattern
More than pixel art—counts every bead
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Description
Want to turn a favorite photo into a bead design but unsure how many grid cells, colors, or beads you need? Upload a clear photo, set the crop, grid, and palette, and generate a bead pattern with row and column coordinates and symbols, a color legend, and a per-color bead list. You’ll also get pixel previews, a numbered-bead preview, row-by-row ranges, and a reproducible matrix. Suitable for bead-art beginners and craft enthusiasts. Includes a Python conversion tool, defaulting to 48×48 and up to 16 colors. Actual pattern generation requires a runnable Python and Pillow environment that can read the attached files; copying the instructions alone will not install the tools automatically. Without execution capabilities, it provides the parameters and a run plan, and clearly states that the pattern has not yet been generated. Default color numbers are general-purpose numeric identifiers, not physical color codes for a specific brand; backgrounds are not removed automatically. Opaque backgrounds are included in the quantity count. Physical assembly, color differences, and ironing have not been tested. Product design and workflow: leowang.
Best for
For bead-art beginners and craft enthusiasts who want to turn photos into a verifiable bead-making plan.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Upload a clear photo and provide the crop, grid size, color limit, background treatment, and palette requirements, or use the default settings.
Run the Skill
In an environment that supports tool execution, convert the photo into a bead grid, then calculate coordinates, symbols, colors, and quantities from the same result.
Review your result
Get a bead pattern with coordinates and a legend, pixel and numbered-bead previews, plus verifiable per-color bead lists, a matrix, and row-by-row ranges.
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Information
- Version
- v2
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
- Use cases
- Images & designLifestyle & entertainment
- What you get
- ImageDiagramData
- Visual styles
- Pixel art
