Find pixel art you love,then make your own.
Browse, remix and draw pixel art — free, in your browser. Sprites, tilesets and tilemaps export to Godot, Unity and Phaser.
Simple Pixel Art
Simple Pixel Art is a free online pixel art maker for everyone — hobbyists, game developers, and complete beginners alike. Draw sprites from scratch, turn any photo into pixel art, or remix templates from the community library, then share or download your work. No installation, no account, no learning curve.
What you can do
- Draw from scratch in the pixel art editor, from 8×8 to 64×64.
- Convert a photo to pixel art with the converter.
- Remix any piece from the gallery, or start from a color palette.
- Animate frame by frame and export GIFs or sprite sheets.
- Build game assets — tilesets and tilemaps for Godot, Unity and Phaser.
- Join the weekly challenge and share what you make.
Popular canvas sizes
Start from a preset — 8x810x1012x1213x1315x1516x1618x1820x2024x2432x32.
New to pixel art?
Start with easy pixel art — small grids, three colors — or open the pixel art editor and make pixel art online for free.
Questions & answers
Why use Simple Pixel Art?
Make pixel art in seconds — no installation, no account. Remix a template, convert a photo, or draw with layers, mirror drawing and a palette manager. Your work saves in the browser and syncs when you sign in.
What is pixel art?
Pixel art is digital art made pixel by pixel. Born in the video games of the 1970s–80s, it is still loved for its clarity and charm: every pixel is placed on purpose.
How do I get started?
Is Simple Pixel Art free?
Yes. Simple Pixel Art is 100% free — no watermark, no signup, no downloads required.
Do I need an account?
No. You can draw, convert, and download without an account. Log in with Google to share publicly and sync your work across devices.
Can I sell or use what I create?
Yes. You own the pixel art you create here. Use it in your game, profile avatar, merchandise, or anywhere else.
How do I draw good pixel art?
- Start small — 16×16 or 32×32.
- Limit your palette to fewer than 16 colors.
- Block in the silhouette first, then add detail.
- Shade with dithering instead of extra colors.
- Zoom out often to check it reads at real size.
What is pixel art used for?
- Games — sprites, tilesets and UI.
- Avatars for Discord and social media.
- Animation for games and the web.
- Print — stickers, shirts and posters.