16x16
Fast 4 credits · Thinking 8 credits
AI pixel art generator
Generate editable pixel art from a prompt
This page is the doorway, not a second editor. Use it to pick a strong prompt direction, then continue in Studio where the real generation controls, palette choices, cleanup tools, and exports live.
Fast or ThinkingPalette-awareStudio editing
Credit model
Pick speed when you need speed, pick quality when it matters
Fast mode is the default for quick drafts. Thinking mode costs more credits and is better for detailed sprites, 128x128 scenes, and templates you plan to publish or sell.
32x32
Fast 8 credits · Thinking 16 credits
64x64
Fast 12 credits · Thinking 24 credits
128x128
Fast 20 credits · Thinking 40 credits
256x256
Fast 32 credits · Thinking 64 credits
Prompt starters
Start with a prompt that names size, subject, and palette mood
Cozy animal sprite32x32 cute forest fox with leaf cloak, dark outline, warm cream background, readable game spriteGame item64x64 glowing crystal key for fantasy RPG inventory, limited palette, strong silhouetteScene asset128x128 cozy mushroom cottage with round door, moss stones, soft forest palette
FAQ
Common questions
Can I edit AI pixel art after generation?
Yes. Palettely converts generated images into an editable palette-indexed grid so you can fix pixels, swap palettes, and export production files.
What is the difference between Fast and Thinking?
Fast is quicker and cheaper. Thinking is slower, costs more credits, and is better for polished sprites, large templates, and detailed scenes.
Do failed AI generations spend credits?
No. Palettely refunds or avoids charging when a generation provider fails before producing a usable result.
Need a source image instead of a prompt?
Use the image converter when you already have a logo, sketch, screenshot, or reference image.