Drop in a photo, logo, drawing or off-grid AI pixel art and get it back on a true pixel grid. Snaps to the native size by default, or pick any width, then download the PNG.
Photos, logos, renders, screenshots, drawings. Paste from the clipboard or drag a file onto the page.
The width sets how many pixels wide the result is. The colour slider snaps everything to a small palette, which is what makes it read as pixel art instead of a blurry thumbnail.
Save the PNG at native size or at 1×, 2×, 4× zoom. Or hand it to the app to animate it, reskin it, or have it redrawn as a proper sprite.
This tool is a pixelator. It lays a pixel grid over your image, picks one colour per cell and optionally reduces the palette. Shapes stay exactly where they were, which is what you want for logos, portraits and anything that has to stay recognisable.
It will not invent an outline, clean up a busy background or make a photo look hand-drawn. For that, the Quick Convert mode in SpriteLab redraws the subject as a sprite with a 1px outline, limited palette and transparent background, then gives you free sliders to tune it. Try the free tool first, then the app when you need a game-ready asset.
Yes. No account, no watermark, no cap on conversions. Each image takes under a second.
This resamples the image onto a pixel grid and reduces colours, keeping the original shapes exactly. Quick Convert uses AI to redraw the subject as a sprite with a clean outline and transparent background. Faithful pixelation here, game-ready sprite there.
Leave it on AUTO for anything that is already pixel art: the tool finds the native grid and returns the true size, so a 1024 px AI render comes back as the 64 or 128 px sprite it really is. For photos and drawings pick a width: 32 to 64 for icons, 96 to 128 for characters and objects, 192 to 256 for portraits and scenes.
Turn on Transparent background. It removes the solid colour around the subject, so it works best on a plain backdrop. For busy photos, use the app.
It is sent to our server for the conversion and discarded immediately after. Nothing is saved and nothing is tied to an account.
Already pixel art but blurry, upscaled or off-grid? Recover the native pixels.
Key out a solid background from any sprite, with halo cleanup.
Snap any image to 2 to 64 colours, with optional dithering.
Open SpriteLab to keep building with your sprites.