Covert AI pixel art images to real pixel art • Auto detect size • Align phase • Merge colors
Upload your AI "pixel art" (e.g., 1024×1024)
Determines how transparent a pixel must be before it’s treated
as
“empty” and
ignored during pixelation.
• 0 – Keep all pixels (even very transparent
ones) • 50–128 – Ignore semi-transparent
edges, good for clean cutouts • 254 – Only
fully opaque pixels are used
Useful when working with sprites or AI-generated art that
includes soft edges, anti-aliased outlines, or background
noise.
Enter the final resolution. The image will be automatically cropped and aligned to the nearest clean grid.
Sampling defines how each pixel block’s color is chosen when resizing. Different methods affect sharpness, detail, and overall style.
Dominant: Picks the most frequent color — clean, sharp pixel art and strong outlines.
Average: Blends all pixels — smoother shading, slightly softer edges.
Nearest: Samples a single pixel — fastest, but may look rough or noisy.
Merge similar shades and limit colors for a cleaner pixel-art look.
Higher = more aggressive merging, Lower = more detail preserved
Hard cap on total colors after merging