Pixel Eyes

picture → game asset. Runs entirely in your browser.

drop an image,
click to pick, or paste

drop many images,
click to pick, or paste

converted with the same settings and one shared palette, so a set stays colour-consistent

name prefix

Sheet kind strip id

right up to 6 frames

up up to 6 frames

down up to 6 frames

left is generated by mirroring right — don't draw it. Fewer than 6 frames in a facing get cycled to fill; one frame gives a valid static strip.

Preset

single frame — build the animated strip in the Sheet tab

Output size tiles (×16) exact pixels keep trimmed size W H stretch (ignore aspect)

Background tolerance 48 trim to subject

Colors

none loaded

an image whose colours to match — or a palette file (Lospec-style .hex, one rrggbb per line)

N despeckle dither gradients

amount 100%

breaks banding in skies and shading into a fine pattern. Turns despeckle off while active — despeckle exists to remove isolated odd pixels, which is exactly what a dither is.

add 1px dark outline

Levels adjust levels

black 0 white 255 midtones 1.00

a washed-out source only fills part of the tonal range, so it can only ever reach a fraction of the palette. Setting the black and white points first is what lets the rest of the conversion do its job.

What is this image? recover the pixel grid

for AI images with fake big pixels: finds the real (wobbly, non-integer) cell grid and rebuilds each cell as one true pixel. Real 1:1 pixel art passes through untouched.

flatten 0 saturation 100% tones sample

Recipes

a recipe is every setting on this panel under one name — for flipping between asset types (props, NPC frames, poses) without re-dialling. Export saves them to a file, so a cleared browser doesn't lose them.

re-runs automatically when you change a setting

Original

click the image to pick the background key colour

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actual size 1× 2×

download

tiled 3×3 — check the seams where it meets itself

colours used

nearest equivalent in the Fam Fighter CLI — output will differ, that tool matches colours in RGB and this one matches them perceptually:

Animated

facing speed fps

Full strip

download strip

Original

Result zoom 12481216×

Animated

Full strip

Result zoom ×