Image to pixel art.

Choose an image, set the pixel width, then select a palette. PixelPress resamples the picture to a small grid and optionally matches colors to a fixed palette. Download the result as PNG. It is a pixelation tool, not generative AI or hand-drawn art.

Use a square source image and choose 32 or 64 pixels wide. Non-square images keep their aspect ratio, so their height differs. The output dimensions are shown below the preview. Crop your source to a square first when you need exact square sprites.

Yes. Existing transparency is preserved in the output PNG. This tool does not remove backgrounds automatically. Partly transparent edge pixels can remain after resampling.

A limited palette replaces each color with its nearest available color. Ordered dithering adds a repeated pattern to suggest intermediate shades. Turn it off for clean icons and try it on for gradients or photographs.

Use PNG and enlarge by whole numbers such as 2×, 4× or 8×. PixelPress uses nearest-neighbor scaling when exporting. Other apps may smooth or recompress the file; disable smoothing there too.

Image processing stays in your browser. We do not upload the image or claim ownership of it. You still need permission to use your source image commercially. The language preference is stored locally; hosting and optional advertising have separate privacy implications.