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About Pixel art
8-bit and 16-bit art from any photo
Pixel art redraws your photo on a crisp pixel grid with a limited palette and clean dithering, as chunky 8-bit, detailed 16-bit or an isometric diorama. Composition and recognisable colors are kept, so landscapes, pets and portraits come out as convincing retro game scenes.
2 credits, about 12 seconds, made withNano Banana 2.1
Examples
16-bit
Questions
Are the pixels on a real grid?
The model draws on a visible square grid without blur, but the result is a regular image, not a sprite sheet. For exact pixel sizes, scale it down with nearest-neighbor in your editor.
8-bit or 16-bit?
8-bit is chunky with very few colors, like early consoles. 16-bit has finer detail and a richer palette. Isometric turns the scene into a small diorama.
Can I animate it?
Yes. Use Animate on the result to open it in Video Studio.
How much does it cost?
2 credits per image.
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