Turn an Image into a 3D Perler Bead Pattern
Choose a clear picture then inspect the generated 3D shape bead parts and assembly steps
Image to 3D costs 5 Jar per generation New accounts receive 3 Jar
Choose a picture with one clear subject
Use a JPG or PNG image with the object filling most of the frame Avoid busy backgrounds cropped edges and objects that hide important parts of the subject
A side or three quarter view can help show depth Thin flower stems wings and extended arms need extra attention after generation
Check the generated 3D shape first
Sign in and upload your picture from My Models The image is converted into a 3D model before it is processed into bead parts
One image cannot show every surface Rotate the result to inspect the back and any areas hidden in the original picture before making the project
Choose details that work at bead scale
Check whether small holes thin lines and unsupported details remain clear after conversion Start with the important connections when the model contains many parts
More detail can also mean more beads and more assembly steps Read the material counts and estimated dimensions before buying supplies
Inspect the assembly before making parts
Open the 3D assembly viewer Match each part by its ID and follow the pattern sequence
If the shape is unsuitable try a picture with a clearer silhouette Check the displayed cost before starting another generation
Explore a real pattern
These are generated model previews with material and part details They are not photographs of finished builds