Free AI Pixel Art Generator
Insert idea. Get pixel art.
Turn text or photos into pixel art and game art in 48 styles — 8-bit, 16-bit, isometric and more — then edit it, upscale it, or animate it.
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Create a single game character sprite in authentic pixel art style. CANVAS & SIZE (VERY IMPORTANT) - The sprite must be designed for an exact 96x96 pixel canvas. - Render it upscaled on a visible-resolution grid of 96x96 pixels: every pixel must be a perfect, sharp, equal-sized square block (no sub-pixel detail, no half pixels, no smooth curves). - The final image must be downscalable to exactly 96x96 px with nearest-neighbor without losing any detail. - Square 1:1 aspect ratio. - white background. COMPOSITION - One character only, full body, centered horizontally. - Feet resting about 4 pixels above the bottom edge. - Character fills about 85–90% of the canvas height, leaving a small empty margin on all sides; nothing touches or crosses the edges, including the dagger and cape. - 3/4 view facing right, crouched stealth stance, dagger held ready. CHARACTER - Anthropomorphic female tree frog assassin, slim, agile and athletic build, feminine silhouette, big bust. - Bright green smooth skin with a pale yellow-cream belly and throat, small dark spots on the back and arms. - Large round golden eyes with black horizontal pupils, sly and focused expression. - Long slender limbs with wide sticky toe pads on fingers and feet. - No clothes - Holding a curved dagger with a sharp steel blade in the right hand in a reverse grip, blade angled forward. - Low, crouched stealth stance, knees bent, ready to leap. STYLE - Dark fantasy, gritty and grim mood, like classic 16-bit RPGs and modern indie pixel art games. - Limited palette: 16–24 colors maximum, desaturated earthy tones with vivid tree-frog green and golden yellow as accent colors. - 1-pixel dark outline around the entire silhouette (very dark brown or near black, not pure #000000), with selective inner outlines to separate body parts and clothing. - Light source from the top-left; 3–4 shading tones per material. - Hue-shifted shading: shadows cooler and darker, highlights warmer and brighter. - Small, sharp 1–2 pixel highlights on the dagger blade, buckles, eyes and moist frog skin. - Clear, readable silhouette at 1x scale; chunky game-sprite proportions (slightly large head, eyes, hands and weapon). REFERENCE - Match the art style, outline, shading technique, proportions and scale of the attached reference sprite. - Use the reference only for art style and scale, not for colors or character design. DO NOT INCLUDE - No anti-aliasing, no blur, no soft edges, no gradients, no glow, no noise or random dithering. - No ground shadow, no floor, no background scenery. - No text, letters, watermark, signature, frame or border. - No multiple poses, no variations, no sprite sheet, no extra objects or characters. OUTPUT - Exactly one finished sprite of the character described above, ready to be used in a game.
Create a single game character sprite in authentic pixel art style. CANVAS & SIZE (VERY IMPORTANT) - The sprite must be designed for an exact 96x96 pixel canvas. - Render it upscaled on a visible-resolution grid of 96x96 pixels: every pixel must be a perfect, sharp, equal-sized square block (no sub-pixel detail, no half pixels, no smooth curves). - The final image must be downscalable to exactly 96x96 px with nearest-neighbor without losing any detail. - Square 1:1 aspect ratio. - white background. COMPOSITION - One character only, full body, centered horizontally. - Feet resting about 4 pixels above the bottom edge. - Character fills about 85–90% of the canvas height, leaving a small empty margin on all sides; nothing touches or crosses the edges, including the dagger and cape. - 3/4 view facing right, crouched stealth stance, dagger held ready. CHARACTER - Anthropomorphic female tree frog assassin, slim, agile and athletic build, feminine silhouette, big bust. - Bright green smooth skin with a pale yellow-cream belly and throat, small dark spots on the back and arms. - Large round golden eyes with black horizontal pupils, sly and focused expression. - Long slender limbs with wide sticky toe pads on fingers and feet. - Dark leather assassin outfit: fitted hooded cloak in deep teal and black, lower face partly covered by a dark cloth mask, wrapped forearms and shins. - Belt with straps, small pouches and throwing-knife sheaths; a short cape fluttering behind her. - Holding a curved dagger with a sharp steel blade in the right hand in a reverse grip, blade angled forward. - Low, crouched stealth stance, knees bent, ready to leap. STYLE - Dark fantasy, gritty and grim mood, like classic 16-bit RPGs and modern indie pixel art games. - Limited palette: 16–24 colors maximum, desaturated earthy tones with vivid tree-frog green and golden yellow as accent colors. - 1-pixel dark outline around the entire silhouette (very dark brown or near black, not pure #000000), with selective inner outlines to separate body parts and clothing. - Light source from the top-left; 3–4 shading tones per material. - Hue-shifted shading: shadows cooler and darker, highlights warmer and brighter. - Small, sharp 1–2 pixel highlights on the dagger blade, buckles, eyes and moist frog skin. - Clear, readable silhouette at 1x scale; chunky game-sprite proportions (slightly large head, eyes, hands and weapon). REFERENCE - Match the art style, outline, shading technique, proportions and scale of the attached reference sprite. - Use the reference only for art style and scale, not for colors or character design. DO NOT INCLUDE - No anti-aliasing, no blur, no soft edges, no gradients, no glow, no noise or random dithering. - No ground shadow, no floor, no background scenery. - No text, letters, watermark, signature, frame or border. - No multiple poses, no variations, no sprite sheet, no extra objects or characters. OUTPUT - Exactly one finished sprite of the character described above, ready to be used in a game.
Create a single game character sprite in authentic pixel art style. CANVAS & SIZE (VERY IMPORTANT) - The sprite must be designed for an exact 96x96 pixel canvas. - Render it upscaled on a visible-resolution grid of 96x96 pixels: every pixel must be a perfect, sharp, equal-sized square block (no sub-pixel detail, no half pixels, no smooth curves). - The final image must be downscalable to exactly 96x96 px with nearest-neighbor without losing any detail. - Square 1:1 aspect ratio. - Transparent background. If transparency is not possible, use a flat solid #FF00FF background with no texture or shading. COMPOSITION - One character only, full body, centered horizontally. - Feet resting about 4 pixels above the bottom edge. - Character fills about 85–90% of the canvas height, leaving a small empty margin on all sides; nothing touches or crosses the edges, including the dagger and cape. - 3/4 view facing right, crouched stealth stance, dagger held ready. CHARACTER - Anthropomorphic female tree frog assassin, slim, agile and athletic build, feminine silhouette. - Bright green smooth skin with a pale yellow-cream belly and throat, small dark spots on the back and arms. - Large round golden eyes with black horizontal pupils, sly and focused expression. - Long slender limbs with wide sticky toe pads on fingers and feet. - Dark leather assassin outfit: fitted hooded cloak in deep teal and black, lower face partly covered by a dark cloth mask, wrapped forearms and shins. - Belt with straps, small pouches and throwing-knife sheaths; a short cape fluttering behind her. - Holding a curved dagger with a sharp steel blade in the right hand in a reverse grip, blade angled forward. - Low, crouched stealth stance, knees bent, ready to leap. STYLE - Dark fantasy, gritty and grim mood, like classic 16-bit RPGs and modern indie pixel art games. - Limited palette: 16–24 colors maximum, desaturated earthy tones with vivid tree-frog green and golden yellow as accent colors. - 1-pixel dark outline around the entire silhouette (very dark brown or near black, not pure #000000), with selective inner outlines to separate body parts and clothing. - Light source from the top-left; 3–4 shading tones per material. - Hue-shifted shading: shadows cooler and darker, highlights warmer and brighter. - Small, sharp 1–2 pixel highlights on the dagger blade, buckles, eyes and moist frog skin. - Clear, readable silhouette at 1x scale; chunky game-sprite proportions (slightly large head, eyes, hands and weapon). REFERENCE - Match the art style, outline, shading technique, proportions and scale of the attached reference sprite. - Use the reference only for art style and scale, not for colors or character design. DO NOT INCLUDE - No anti-aliasing, no blur, no soft edges, no gradients, no glow, no noise or random dithering. - No ground shadow, no floor, no background scenery. - No text, letters, watermark, signature, frame or border. - No multiple poses, no variations, no sprite sheet, no extra objects or characters. OUTPUT - Exactly one finished sprite of the character described above, ready to be used in a game.
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One studio, every way to create
Text to pixel art
Type a few words and watch them become pixel art in any of 48 styles.
Try it →Photo to pixel art
Upload a photo and pixelate it — 16-bit, Handheld, HD pixel, and more.
Try it →Pixel animation
Generate short pixel video clips from a prompt, or animate any artwork you've made.
Try it →Edit & upscale
Refine any creation with plain-English edits and upscale it crisp for print.
Try it →48 pixel styles, endless looks
See all styles →8-bit, 16-bit, handheld, isometric, and 44 more. Every style works for text prompts, photos, and animation.
Frequently asked questions
How does the AI pixel art generator work?
Describe what you want in a few words, or upload a photo, and pick one of 48 pixel styles — 8-bit, 16-bit, handheld, isometric, and more. The AI renders your idea as pixel art in seconds. From there you can edit it with plain-English instructions, upscale it, or animate it into a short pixel video.
Is PXLART free?
Yes — sign in with Google and get 2 free credits. A standard pixel artwork costs 1 credit. To keep creating, plans start at $9/month for 250 credits, and one-time credit packs are available too.
Can I turn a photo into pixel art?
Absolutely. Upload any photo — a selfie, a pet, a landscape — choose a style like 16-bit or Handheld, and the AI converts it into pixel art while keeping the subject recognizable.
Can I make pixel art animations?
Yes. Generate a pixel video straight from a text prompt, or animate any artwork you've created into a short clip — 4 to 15 seconds, up to 1080p, with optional audio.
Who owns the pixel art I make?
You do — what you create is yours. See our Terms of Service for details. Copyright treatment of AI-made assets varies by country; we can't offer legal advice, so check with an expert on specific commercial questions.











