Bead Master Pro

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Bead Master Pro is an updated version of the now rather old Bead Master. The app is intended as a helper app for your "pixel-based" creative projects, such as melty beads, LEGO, embroidery, cross stitches, Minecraft and so on.
You can select any image from your photo library, scale and crop it using pinch gestures to match your desire. Select between several predefines palettes and choose the output size that suits you in order to make the perfect template for your project.
Afterwards you may save the template, print it or export it. If you print or export it the PDF will contain a list of the amount of each color you will need.

Features:
- Palettes for Hama, Artkal, Nabbi, Perler, LEGO, C64, DMC yarn, ZX Spectrum, Apple II
- Add or modify palettes using iTunes document transfer
- Preview or save your output using pixels, dots or crosses
- Save color chart with colors used
- Dithering of photos (Floyd-Steinberg based)
- Export to pdf with color chart
- Export editable LMI-format
- Print with color chart
- Boardsizes with up to 128 columns
- Adjustable default settings
- Undo feature to step back or reset image

Instructions:
1) Tap main area to choose an image to transform
2) Use pinch genstures to zoom and position your image
3) Tap the "gear"-icon in order to se the various options. More options are available in the app's settings
4) Press the white button to create your template
5) Tap and hold the template to save, print or export your template

Please mail bugs, requests and suggestions etc to info@codeninja.dk.

Credits for bead RGB colors to lordthanda

Happy creativity :)

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Bead Master Pro van Jonatan Yde is een app voor iPhone, iPad en iPod touch met iOS versie 13.0 of hoger, geschikt bevonden voor gebruikers met leeftijden vanaf 4 jaar.

Informatie voor Bead Master Prois het laatst vergeleken op 10 May om 03:34.