Pegpix is a free fuse bead pattern maker that runs in your browser. Draw bead by bead, start from an example or turn a photo into a pattern, then print a template that fits right under your clear pegboard. No account needed.
Start designingA 29 × 29 board with 5 mm pegs by default, or any size up to 116 × 116 for midi, mini and maxi beads.
Upload a picture and Pegpix picks matching Hama, Perler or Artkal colors, keeps transparency, removes the background and can dither smooth gradients. You see the result before you accept it.
Download an A4 or US Letter PDF at actual size with a 100 mm ruler, so every printed peg lines up with your board. Large designs are split across sheets.
See how many beads of each color you need, and print a numbered color key.
Pegpix offers WebMCP tools, so an AI agent in your browser can draw, check and export patterns with you.
Build mode follows your pattern by color, row or board. Tap each bead you place; your progress is saved.
Switch between loose beads, an ironed preview of the finished piece and flat pixels.
Type a name in a bold or small pixel font, outline your design and mirror it while you draw.
27 original designs to adapt, print and make. All fit one 29 × 29 board and use Hama Midi colors.
Yes. Pegpix is free and needs no account. Your designs are saved in your own browser.
For rectangular peg grids. Set the number of pegs and measured center-to-center spacing; the default assumes 29 × 29 at 5 mm. Bead diameter and the outside size of a board do not determine peg spacing. Check a print against your actual board.
Print the PDF on A4 or US Letter at 100% or “actual size” with “fit to page” turned off, then measure the 100 mm ruler. If your printer is slightly off, Pegpix calculates a correction for you.
Yes. Choose New → Image, pick how many colors you want and Pegpix converts the picture on your own device.
Yes. On https://pegpix.com in a browser with WebMCP, AI agents can read the board, draw designs, count beads and export a print-ready PDF.