Ironing cloth
4 finishesFine, medium, coarse and heavy weave — 0.11 to 0.25 mm of woven texture pressed into the surface.
- Fine weave
- Medium weave
- Coarse weave
- Heavy weave
20+ finishes · 6 families
Preview every way to iron your Perler beads
Ironing is one-way — once the beads melt, that’s the surface you get. See how your pattern comes out under every ironing cloth and parchment paper first.
Common cloth
3 finishesWhatever is at hand at home — a towel, a wash cloth, a short-pile towel — each leaves its own soft texture.
- Towel
- Wash cloth
- Short pile towel
Glitter cloth
5 finishesSilver or rainbow flakes, big or fine, plus a diamond-mesh weave.
- Coarse
- Fine
- Rainbow coarse
- Rainbow fine
- Diamond mesh
Cinderella
6 finishesShiny foil motifs on a glitter base — leopard, grid, snow, bow and stripe — plus a rippled wave.
- Wave
- Leopard
- Grid
- Snow
- Bow
- Stripe
Parchment
2 finishesLaid flat it leaves a faint, misty paper grain; crumpled first, it leaves vintage creases.
- Flat
- Crinkled
Other
3 finishesA tea mat’s twill, the glossy glaze of heat film, and a light fuse on both sides that joins the edges and keeps every hole open.
- Tea mat
- Heat film
- Open-hole both sides
Works with Perler, Hama, Artkal and 6 more bead brands
Pick the brand you own when you upload a pattern, and every bead is matched to that brand’s own color codes.
- Perler124 colors
- Hama91 colors
- Artkal225 colors
- Nabbi30 colors
- PYSSLA18 colors
- MARD291 colors
- COCO291 colors
- ManMan289 colors
- PanPan291 colors
How IronedBeads works
Upload your pattern
A screenshot or a photo of a bead pattern works. Crop it and line up the grid.
Check the colors
Every bead is matched to your brand’s color codes. Tap any that came out wrong to fix it.
Pick a finish
Switch between 20+ finishes and turn the piece around in 3D.
Iron it, then download
Iron it with an automatic press, a handheld press or a household iron, lift the cover to see it, then save it as an image, a GIF, a 3-second video or a before-and-after.
Common questions
Is IronedBeads free?
Yes. There are no ads and no paywall. Sign in and you can back up to 10 pieces in the cloud.
Which bead brands does it support?
Perler, Hama, Artkal, Nabbi, PYSSLA, MARD, COCO, ManMan and PanPan — each with its own color codes.
Ironing paper or ironing cloth — which should I use?
It depends on the surface you want. Ironing cloth presses a fine woven texture into the beads; parchment paper leaves them smooth with a faint, misty grain, or creased if you crumple it first. Preview both on your own pattern before you decide.
Ironing paper vs ironing cloth: the full comparisonDo I need a heat press?
No. You can preview a regular household iron as well as an automatic or a handheld heat press.
Can I save the result?
Yes — as an image, a GIF, a 3-second video or a before-and-after comparison.
