Discover the joy of pixel art creation with 8bit Painter, a super easy-to-use app that's perfect for crafting stunning NFT art. Chosen as "Editor’s Choice" on Google Play in Japan, this app boasts over 4,600,000 downloads and is designed to be intuitive and straightforward. With 8bit Painter, you'll find that the operation methods are streamlined and the functions are minimal yet essential, ensuring you won't get lost in the process. It’s the ideal choice for those who value ease of use over feature richness.

8bit Painter is perfect for:

• Pixel art beginners
• Creating your social media icons
• Designing bead patterns
• Designing cross-stitch patterns
• Creating player skins for games
• Crafting NFT art

Customize your canvas size to fit your project's needs. In addition to fixed aspect ratio sizes like 16x16, 24x24, 32x32, 48x48, 64x64, 96x96, 128x128, 160x160, and 192x192, you can specify any width and height. Plus, you can adjust the canvas size during your artwork creation for ultimate flexibility.

Transform your favorite images into pixel art effortlessly by importing them into 8bit Painter. Create and save up to 48 colors in your "User Color Palette," and take advantage of the "Preset Color Palette" with its 96 ready-to-use colors.

Export your masterpieces in transparent PNG format, choosing from three different sizes. You can even include canvas grid lines in your exports for a unique touch. Furthermore, you can export your artwork data to external storage solutions such as Google Drive, Dropbox, or an SD card. This feature allows you to import your work onto other smartphones and tablets running 8bit Painter, ensuring your artwork is safe and easily transferable should your device be damaged, lost, or upgraded.

Enhance your experience by purchasing the "Ad Remover" to enjoy an ad-free environment. Once purchased, "Ad Remover" remains effective even after reinstallation, making it a one-time investment for uninterrupted creativity.

What's New in the Latest Version 1.26.0

Last updated on Oct 21, 2024

On the 'Gallery' screen, you can now sort your artwork using one of the following methods:

• Favorites
• Title
• Last Updated
• Date Created