Small pixels.Big possibilities.
Turn a favorite image into pixel art, make a playful avatar, or create a printable pattern. Start with a sample. Make it yours.
Native PNG keeps the real pixel dimensions. The 8× version enlarges each pixel without smoothing. Transparent areas are kept; partial transparency is simplified.
The right tool for your next idea.
A few thoughtful tools. One simple workflow. Create, adjust, and take your work with you.
A good idea is only three steps away.
Bring an image
Use your own photo or start with one of our illustrated samples.
Find your pixel style
Try a smaller grid, a different palette, or a little dithering.
Make something with it
Download a PNG, make a profile icon, or print a craft grid.
Pixels that leave the screen.
Give your next bead, stitch, or mosaic project a starting point. Our pattern tool creates numbered grids and color counts from your images.
Make a patternStart free. Grow with your ideas.
The tools you see here are free today. More advanced workflows are being planned, with clear pricing before they launch.
Free to use
Everything you need to start creating.
- Image conversion and palette controls
- Square avatars and sharp resizing
- PNG downloads and printable grids
Ideas for a more complete creative workflow.
- Batch conversion and saved projects
- Brand-matched bead and thread palettes
- AI generation and advanced editing
A few things you might wonder.
Do I need an account?
No. You can use every public tool and download your results without signing in.
Are my photos uploaded?
The converter, resizer, pattern maker, and avatar maker process images in your browser. These tools do not upload your source images.
Is this an AI image generator?
The current tools use predictable image processing and original character parts. AI generation is a planned separate feature.
Can I use the downloads in my projects?
You can use the workshop's original avatar designs and samples in personal or commercial projects. For uploaded images, make sure you have the permissions you need.
Are pattern colors matched to bead brands?
Not yet. Current patterns use generic RGB colors and counts. Match them to your physical materials before crafting.