Pixelc: Pixel Art Editor

3.7
155 reviews
10K+
Downloads
Content rating
Everyone
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About this app

Pixelc is a free and open source Pixel Art Editor.

Create cool art with pixels!

Use the Multitouch Mode for a great touch experience!
Swipe up from the palette to start it

Create sprite sheets for your own Pixel Art Games as .PNG files!

Use the Tiling mode to do some creative tilemaps with your tilesheets!

Animate your pixelart into .GIF files!

Save in HD to share with your friends!

Use advanced Features like Frames, Layers and Onion-Skining!

Lots of different drawing tools and tricks!

For a tutorial, see the github page:
https://github.com/renehorstmann/Pixelc

Highlights:
• Multitouch Mode for a great touch experience
• Frames and a .gif export
• Layers
• Onion Skinning for frames and layers
• Tiling mode
• Multiple drawing modes
• Shading
• Selections
• Undo and Redo system that also works on App reload
• 9 Image Tabs
• Contains the most popular LOSCPEC palettes
• Custom Brush / Kernel / Stamps
• Custom Palettes
• COMPLETELY FREE and open
and many more

You want to support me?
Consider buying Pixelc Premium on Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.horsimann.pixelcpremium
Its the exact same app, but with a dark background and gray scaled buttons.
Updated on
Jul 3, 2023

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Ratings and reviews

3.7
134 reviews
Anthony Horrace
May 8, 2024
I'm not going to lie, this is the best pixel app that I have ever used (for free AND on Android). I needed an app that allowed me to import and export images. The fact that it even has a "does nothing on canvas" button is nice. It allows me to move around WITHOUT getting doodles on my portrait! The zoom in features and other "tabs" are so nice, too. This is exactly what I needed to work on some Sky Temple Pokemon Portraits when I don't have access to a computer.
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Horsimann
May 8, 2024
Thanks :D Would love to see some of your paintings :)
Greg Rasmussen
February 15, 2024
Theres a few very finnicky things with the file system and saving/loading, such as it not being able to save as previously created file, the file saved as a pnf being inaccessible as png unless you make sure to type .png in its filename and its upload retains the old upload even if the uploaded file changes. but the rest of the app was exactly what Im looking for in a mobile pixel art making app and the dev is quite responsive to feedback
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Horsimann
February 15, 2024
Thanks for the feedback :) What exactly do you mean with the finnicky file loading things? Pixelc is using the system filepicker...
Joshua Edwards
November 6, 2023
I've only barely scratched the surface and I'm really liking it. Only gripe is the shading tool doesn't seem to work but I'm sure that will be fixed eventually. This app Def deserves some attention. Thank you for the reply. I've been using your app since my pixel edit pro for whatever reason reverted back to the unpaid version, and I'm glad it did because your app is awesome. The tilemap editor could really use something to draw the borders of the tiles but I like how it's setup otherwise.
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Horsimann
November 5, 2023
Thanks for the feedback! With an active shading mode, you only paint above the secondary color. So the workflow is: - Use the Color Picker and tip on the color you want to shade in the canvas (sets it as secondary color) - Activate shading mode - Select shade color and start shading with a brush tool https://github.com/renehorstmann/Pixelc

What's new

Fix for the Tiling-Mode