Introduction

Pixelnote is a creation tool that allows anyone to easily make pixel art. Even beginners can intuitively create high-quality pixel art with ease. You can also easily convert photos and illustrations into pixel art, making it perfect for a wide range of uses such as game graphics and icon creation.

Pixelnote is available on both PC and smartphones, so you can dive into creativity anytime, anywhere. Its intuitive interface and rich expressive power have made it a favorite among professional artists.

Experience the joy of creating your own original pixel art, and feel the unique charm that only pixel graphics can offer.

About the Tool

・Pixnote Studio β version

This is an enhanced version of Pixnote Lite. It offers more features than the Lite version, such as the ability to save multiple artworks and choose from various default palettes. With improved selection tools and image import capabilities, it's suitable for everything from casual doodling to full-scale production. Although this is a beta release, all core features are fully available.

Features

Easy to Use: Create pixel art intuitively with a palette-based interface. Even first-time users can get started right away.
Rich Color Expression: Use palettes of up to 255 colors to create endless color combinations and patterns—expand your artistic possibilities.
Lightweight & Smooth: No installation required. The lightweight design lets you jump straight into creating with no setup hassle.
Versatile Applications: Perfect for pixel art creation, game design, digital art education, and more.
Convert from Images or Camera: Instantly turn your photos or snapshots into pixel art with a single click—easily create unique artwork that's truly yours.
Customizable Palettes: In addition to standard palettes, you can create your own color sets for more personalized and distinctive artwork.

How to Use

Here’s a step-by-step guide to getting started with Pixnote:

Open the tool and start drawing your pixel art.
Select the pen tool and click to fill in pixels.
Use the palette icon to change colors or switch to the eraser tool for fine adjustments.
Pan and zoom to check your artwork in detail and make final touches.
Once you're done, save your image and share it with others!

About the Gallery

The Gallery is a public space where you can showcase pixel art created with Pixnote.
Feel free to use it as an open place to share your creations—or just to have a little fun!

When you’ve made a piece you’re proud of, don’t hesitate to share it with the world!

・Notes about the Gallery
※ Be sure to save the access key displayed when you post—it's required to edit or delete your work.
※ Older posts may be deleted as new ones are added.
※ Inappropriate content may be removed.
※ Features and specifications are subject to change in the future.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Can I use Pixnote on mobile devices?

Yes, Pixnote runs in your browser, so it works on smartphones and tablets as well. You can access it using the QR code below:

Do I need any special skills to use Pixnote?

No, Pixnote is designed to be easy to use even for complete beginners.

How are the artworks saved?

Your creations are automatically saved to your device. If you switch to the cloud version, you’ll be able to continue editing from another device.

Can I export my pixel art?

Yes, you can export your work as PNG files. On smartphones, you can long-press the image to share it directly on social media.

Is Pixnote free to use?

Yes, Pixnote is completely free to use.

Can I use artwork created with Pixnote for commercial purposes?

Yes, commercial use is allowed. Pixel art and other artwork created with Pixnote can be used freely for both personal and commercial projects or products. However, please ensure that you do not infringe upon the rights of others, such as copyrights, trademarks, publicity rights, or privacy rights. In particular, unauthorized use of someone else’s intellectual property may result in legal issues. Please note that Pixnote bears no responsibility for any claims of copyright infringement or similar disputes arising from the use of your creations. If you're planning to use your artwork commercially or publish it, we recommend seeking legal advice if needed.