Beginners usually get stuck on too many colors, too dense a grid, or unclear color codes. These are all 34×40, ~10 colors, with a dark outline around each block, so it’s easy to see which cell gets which color — and easy to spot a mistake. Finish one, feel great, then level up.
① Hit “Make chart →” for a color-coded grid; ② place beads on the pegboard one by one (do one color at a time); ③ cover with ironing paper and iron on medium to set. Want it even simpler? Turn “max colors” down in the maker.
Choose one subject, about ten colors or fewer, a compact outline and no fragile one-bead-wide lines. Work in rows or ten-cell sections.
Size up “beads wide” for bigger, sharper pieces, or upload your own photo / avatar for a custom chart. For a person or pet, run it through AI cartoon first. More designs in the gallery.
Beads, a pegboard, ironing paper, and an iron. See the beginner guide.
About a couple hundred to a few hundred; see the bead-count list.
Cover with ironing paper and iron on medium — see how to iron.
Choose one subject, about ten colors or fewer, a compact outline and no fragile one-bead-wide lines.