BROWSER PIXEL WORKSPACE

Bring pixel art
back onto the grid.

Find the spacing behind AI images and enlarged pixel art, clean up uneven colors, and export a true low-resolution PNG.

No account · No image uploads · PNG/JPG/WebP supported

01Find grid spacing and alignment
02Clean up split 2×2 pixels
03Export one real pixel per cell
HOW IT WORKS

From one image
to clean pixels.

This does more than shrink an image. It analyzes repeating boundaries in the source and rebuilds the color of each cell.

01 / OPEN

Drop in an image

Drag or paste a PNG, JPG, or WebP. The file opens in your browser, and its pixel data is never sent to our server.

02 / ALIGN

Choose a grid

Compare automatic suggestions or adjust cell width, height, alignment, and analysis area yourself. Zoom and pan to inspect the edges.

03 / EXPORT

Save a true PNG

Compare color options and quarter-pixel cleanup, refine individual pixels, then save. The export contains only the resulting pixels, with no grid lines or editor UI.

FOR PRECISE PIXELS

Your size.
Your colors.

Manual output supports up to 1,024px per side and 524,288 pixels in total, including a custom width of 700px. Choosing a target size turns off quarter-pixel cleanup so the image exports at that size. Turning cleanup back on may halve the final dimensions.

Output sizes and limits
⌗Grid recoveryRepeating edges and alignment
◈Color rebuildingDominant, center, or average
▤Pixel editingPencil, eraser, eyedropper
⬡Save your workExport and open project JSON
BEFORE YOU START

Frequently asked questions

Is my source image uploaded to a server?

No. The studio reads images, analyzes grids, edits pixels, and creates PNGs in your browser. Network processing for site delivery and optional ads is described in our Privacy Policy.

Can I save a 700×700 PNG?

Yes, if the source image and analysis area allow it. Choose the 700px preset or enter the size yourself. Selecting a target size turns off quarter-pixel cleanup so you can export at 700×700. Check the output dimensions before saving.

Can it perfectly recover pixels from an AI image?

No. The tool looks for one repeating grid. Irregular regions, rotation, perspective distortion, or mixed grid sizes may require manual adjustments or may not be recoverable.

READY WHEN YOU ARE

Open an image.
Find its grid.

Open the studio