PixelArtNow

Two focused image tools

PixelArtNow Image Tools

Create an editable pixel pattern or apply a square mosaic to an image. Pick the workflow that matches the result you need.

Free to use · No account required · No PixelArtNow watermark

Two jobs. Two clear outputs.

Choose Your Pixel Tool

Editable pattern

Image to Pixel Art

Reduce an image to a deliberate grid and palette, refine individual cells, and export a PNG or printable pixel-pattern PDF.

  • 16–128-cell grid width
  • 4–32 colors
  • None or Floyd–Steinberg dithering
  • Paint, pick, erase, undo and redo
Create editable pixel art

Square mosaic

Pixelate Image

Apply a square mosaic to a whole image or one rectangular selected area, preview the result, and export it.

  • Whole image or selected area
  • 4–64 px block size
  • Before and after preview
  • PNG, JPEG, or supported WebP
Pixelate an image

Side-by-side choice

Create Pixel Art or Apply a Pixelate Effect

These tools solve different jobs. Choose the editable pattern workflow when grid, palette, and cell-level cleanup matter. Choose the pixelator when you want a simple square mosaic.

One PNG, JPEG, or WebP · Up to 15 MiB · Up to 8192 × 8192 px and 40 megapixels

NeedChooseResult
A controlled pixel grid and limited paletteImage to Pixel ArtEditable raster pixel pattern; PNG or printable PDF
A mosaic across the whole imagePixelate ImageFull-size raster image with square blocks
A mosaic over one rectangular areaPixelate ImageOriginal image with the selected rectangle pixelated
A vector file, BOM, material quantities, secure redaction, or automatic detectionNeither current toolNot supported in the current PixelArtNow tools

Frequently Asked Questions

Which PixelArtNow tool should I use?

Use Image to Pixel Art when you need an editable grid, controlled palette, dithering, or a printable pattern. Use Pixelate Image when you need a whole-image or one-rectangle square mosaic.

Are the current tools free?

Yes. All current PixelArtNow tool features are free, require no account, and add no PixelArtNow watermark to exports. This describes the current tools and is not a promise that every future feature will be free.

Does pixelation securely remove sensitive information?

No. Pixelation visually obscures details, but it is not secure redaction and does not guarantee anonymization or irreversible removal.