MiPixArt: Pixel Art Maker

MiPixArt is a pixel art and 3D block builder made for phones. Pick a palette, tap the grid, and you have a blocky little creature looking back at you in about a minute.

It started as an app I built for my own kids. My son asked where orange was, so the palette got orange. My daughter can't read yet, so every palette shows its colours as a striped pill she can recognise on her own. That's the kind of app this is.

What you can do:

• Paint in 2D on an 8x8, 9x9, 16x16 or 32x32 grid
• Flip to 3D and texture all six faces of a spinning cube
• Start from a preset (Steven, Creepoid, Wraith, Ghost and friends) or from a blank grid
• Ten colour palettes, from earthy mob tones to neon and rainbow
• Mirror painting, brush sizes, fill, eyedropper, undo and redo
• Pinch to zoom in for the fiddly pixels, with gentle haptics and paint sounds as you draw
• Export your art as a PNG, up to 2048 pixels, with a transparent background if you want one
• Slide to clear, so nobody wipes a masterpiece by accident

Everything saves on your device. There are no accounts, no ads, no tracking and no subscriptions. You pay once and the app is yours. It works offline, so the back seat of the car is a perfectly good studio.

Made by Flaux in Brisbane, Australia.

Recent changes:
First release on Google Play. Draw blocky mobs in 2D, texture a 3D cube, pinch to zoom, export PNGs. Made for small hands and short attention spans.