Pixel art and texture editor

Arcuilo

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About this app

Pixel art editor using which you can edit graphics at a pixel level. It can be used to create beautiful 8-bit console styled artwork, edit game textures, design patterns for computer graphics, and cross-stitching.

Use cases:
• Artists - you can create artwork inspired by the low-resolution graphics of early game consoles.

• Game designers - the app can be used to create and edit game textures for games with style relating to 8-bit game console consoles 80s and 90s such as Atari 2600, NES, and Gameboy color.

• Game modders - useful for creating and editing texture packs and player skins for game mods. It can be useful for creating mods for games such as Minecraft and Terraria.

• Craftspeople - you easily design patterns and images for cross-stitching.

Key features:
• Large canvas size
• Import of upscaled images
• Easy sharing on social media with upscaling
• Gestures support for scrolling and zooming
• Grid with three modes no grid, single-pixel, and eight-pixel grid
• Export to device storage with upscaling
• Brush with multiple sizes
• Line with variable thickness
• Flood fill
• Color Picker
• Undo
• Redo
• Eraser
• Pipette

Ratings and reviews

It's a very simple and intuitive pixels art making apps, one of the great feature about this app is that it is not bound to only lower resolution (32*32/64*64),higher resolution like 1920*1080.The only feature that I would like to suggest for the future updates of 'Pixart - pixel art editor' is to have MULTIPLE LAYER option with merging capabilities.

It allows for pixel level editing which is great but it lacks essential features such as magic wand, copy paste features, colour pallette and reference image. So, hopefully one day the developer will add those features. Until then, i guess I'll have to use different apps for those features.

The app is great. I can use it pretty easily and there doesn't seem to be any issue's. However, i think there should be a layering system/overlay option, where you can overlay pixel art of the same size on top of one another. This would be a very helpful addition.

What’s new

- Minor bug fixes