Artkal Bead Pattern Maker for 58×58 (4 pegboards, 2×2)

Upload a photo and get a 58×58 Artkal S-series (5 mm) beads pattern: 3,364 beads, about 29 × 29 cm (11.4 × 11.4 in) once ironed. Four Artkal boards plus the wide palette give smooth gradients without much dithering noise.

1 Choose a picture

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2 Beads & size

3 Colors

Image adjustments

4 Preview

Choose a picture or a sample to see your pattern here.

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About Artkal 58×58 patterns

Artkal S-series beads come in a very wide range of colours, which makes them great for photo-realistic patterns and smooth gradients. Codes look like S01 White, S13 Black and so on.

58×58 works well for portraits of pets, flowers, logos and wall decorations. The PDF splits the design into one page per 29×29 pegboard with row and column numbers, so you can build it board by board.

Tip: Try the pattern with dithering on and off — with Artkal's wide palette, the non-dithered version is often already smooth.

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How to make a bead pattern from a photo

  1. Upload a picture. Choose a photo or drawing (JPG, PNG, WebP). It stays on your device — nothing is uploaded.
  2. Pick your beads and board. Select Perler, Hama Midi or Artkal S, the pegboard size (29×29 pegs is standard) and how many boards wide and tall the pattern should be.
  3. Adjust colors. Limit the number of colors, use only the colors you own, enable dithering for smooth gradients and tweak brightness, contrast and saturation.
  4. Export and build. Download the PNG, the printable PDF with one page per pegboard, and the bead count list (CSV) to use as a shopping list.

Frequently asked questions

How many beads do I need for a 58×58 Artkal pattern?

A full 58×58 pattern uses up to 3,364 beads. The exact number per color is shown in the color list after you generate the pattern, and you can download it as a CSV shopping list. Buy roughly 10% extra to cover lost beads.

How big is a 58×58 bead pattern in real life?

With 5 mm beads it is about 29 × 29 cm (11.4 × 11.4 in). Beads shrink slightly when ironed, so the final piece may be a little smaller.

Which Artkal color codes does the maker use?

It matches your photo to Artkal colors using CIEDE2000 color difference and shows codes such as S01 White. The RGB values come from the community-maintained beadcolors dataset; real beads can look slightly different from your screen.

How many Artkal colors should I use?

For 58×58 patterns, 20–30 colors is a good balance. Use the color cap to limit the palette; the maker drops the least-used colors first and remaps those beads to the nearest remaining shade.

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