PixelMe

Turn photos into
retro pixel art.

AI converts your photos into game-style pixel art instantly.
Perfect for SNS icons and game assets.

Download on the App StoreGet it on Google Play

High-Quality Pixel Art, Powered by AI

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AI Magic

AI analyzes your photo and builds the pixel art base for you

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Retro Game Style

Retro 8-bit and SNES filters for old-school game looks

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Pixel Editor

Fine-tune AI results. Edit individual pixels yourself

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Aseprite Export

For game devs. Export an .aseprite file with its palette

3 Simple Steps

  1. 1

    Pick a Photo

    Selfie, pet, landscape — anything works

  2. 2

    Choose an AI Filter

    Pick from 10 styles

  3. 3

    Download & Share

    Use as SNS icons, game assets, and more

What Can You Do?

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SNS & Discord avatars

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Game assets & characters

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Desktop wallpapers

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Pixel art gifts

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Sticker design bases

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Animal Crossing designs

10 AI Filters

Pick a filter that fits the photo: faces, full figures, landscapes and more. Same photo, different filter — completely different pixel art style.

Ultra DetailFine DetailBlockyRetro 8-bitSNESNeon GlowPixel AvatarPixel RemixFull FigureLandscape

What Users Say

★★★★★

This app has so many different options for photos. Ive had this app for a little over a year and the features they have added have gotten better.

— LauraArikay
★★★★★

Works wonderfully. Super fun and fast to make cool pixel art out of your images.

— mt4946
★★★★★

Love it ever since I saw it in the beta stages works great and does as advertised and a very cool concept overall!

— Robo178

From App Store reviews (excerpts)

Create your own
pixel art now.

One photo is all you need for retro pixel art.

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Free to get started

FAQ

Is it free?

Yes, basic features are free. AI Magic has usage limits, which are removed with the Pro plan.

Can I convert any photo?

Yes — portraits, pets, landscapes, illustrations, and more can all be converted to pixel art.

Does it export to Aseprite?

Yes. The app exports an .aseprite file (one layer, with its palette) at the sprite's real size, ready to keep editing in Aseprite.