Diamond painting pattern maker

Turn a photo into a diamond painting pattern with DMC codes.

Plan a custom square-drill painting with DMC-style color codes, an overage-aware material count, and cleanup for isolated drills.

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Your pattern starts here

Choose a photo to map it into a square-drill chart.

Try the sample

From picture to diamond painting pattern

We converted an original illustration with this exact tool. Load the sample to reproduce the same settings, then swap in your own photo.

01 Original image
Sample illustration of a coral flower with green leaves and a yellow sun on a cream background
02 Generated diamond painting pattern
The sample converted into a 48 × 48 diamond painting pattern with 12 colors

Width 48 drills · Up to 12 colors · Cleanup: medium · Dithering: off

48 × 48 drills, 12 colors, 2,304 drills in total.

The PNG saves the color grid. Color codes and per-color counts stay on the page after you generate. It is not an adhesive canvas; drill counts on the page add 10% spare to the total.

Designed for placement

Fewer tray changes. Clearer regions.

The chart favors color areas you can place efficiently and gives the order quantity enough breathing room for real-world loss.

01 / Drill codes

A familiar DMC-numbered list

The legend uses the numbering convention common in diamond painting, with counts for every retained shade.

02 / Overage

Order beyond the exact count

The material estimate includes ten percent extra drills for spills, static, and occasional imperfect pieces.

03 / Cleanup

Less single-drill confetti

Reduce isolated shades that make the canvas slower without discarding the structure of the image.

Square-drill planning

A chart designed for placing, not just viewing.

Diamond painting rewards clean color regions because every isolated shade adds another tray change.

01

Budget ten percent overage

The exact chart count is useful for design, but resin drills can spill, cling, or arrive imperfect. The summary adds ten percent so ordering is less fragile.

02

Supplier batches are not standardized

DMC-style numbers are widely used, yet two drill suppliers can produce visibly different resin shades. Buy important gradient colors from the same supplier and batch.

03

Watch dark-area confetti

Photos often contain compression noise in hair, foliage, and shadows. Stronger cleanup can turn those scattered drills into calmer regions that are faster to place.

Good to know

Clear answers,
before you start.

01

Does this generate round or square drill charts?

The first version is laid out as a square grid for square drills. The color quantities are still useful when adapting to round drills.

02

Why does the material count include ten percent extra?

Extra drills cover spills, static loss, imperfect pieces, and small supplier count differences.

03

Are DMC drill colors identical across sellers?

Not always. The numbering is common, but resin formula, dye lot, coating, and finish can vary by supplier.

04

What width should I use for a custom canvas?

Choose the number of drills across your intended canvas. More drills preserve detail but increase both finished size and placement time.

05

How does confetti cleanup help diamond painting?

It reduces isolated single drills and rare shades, which means fewer tray swaps and a calmer chart.

06

Is the uploaded photo private?

Yes. The conversion runs locally and does not upload your image.