Draw retro sprites, pixel by pixel.
A 16-bit-style sprite editor with nothing to install. Pick any grid size, trace over your own reference image, see your sprite at real size as you go, and download a sharp PNG.
Tools
Color
Palette
Recent
Canvas
Reference image
A tracing guide: it stays in your browser, isn't saved with the sprite and isn't in the PNG. You can also drop an image on the grid.
Preview
Export
I dropper · Alt+click picks · 1–8 palette · # grid · ⌘Z undo
Your sprite is saved in this browser only. Nothing is uploaded.
Everything a sprite needs
Any size
Type any grid from 1×1 to 128×128, square or not. Resizing keeps your art centred, or scales it.
Classic tools
Pencil, eraser, flood fill and a dropper, plus undo and redo. Fast drags draw unbroken lines.
Every colour
A colour wheel, hex input, recent colours and classic palettes: Retro 32, PICO-8 and Game Boy.
Trace a reference
Put any image behind the grid, fit it with margins, fill or stretch, and pick colours straight from it.
Crisp PNG export
Export at 1× to 16× with smoothing off, so every pixel stays sharp. Empty pixels stay transparent.
Private
No account, no tracking, no uploads. Your work is kept in your own browser.