Your pixel art sprite sheet
A retro 16-bit sprite sheet of you in four poses: standing, walking, jumping and waving.
Viral trend
The pixel art character trend turns you into a 16-bit retro game hero. Your hair, skin tone, glasses and outfit become a handful of crisp pixels, and you appear on a sprite sheet, a title screen or a side-scrolling level of a game that doesn't exist yet.
A retro 16-bit sprite sheet of you in four poses: standing, walking, jumping and waving.
A pixel art title screen for an invented game, starring you.
You as a pixel hero dashing through a side-scrolling street market level.
You and your partner as pixel adventurers resting by a campfire.
Your family lined up as a retro game party, each with their own pixel item.
Retro pixel art is instantly nostalgic and fun to share. Because the style is so simple, people recognise themselves through small details like a hairstyle or a favourite jacket, which makes it a playful avatar.
Use your own photo or photos of people who have agreed. The prompts describe original, invented games: do not ask for copies of existing game characters, logos or titles.
Pixel art keeps the hairstyle, skin tone, glasses and outfit colours rather than fine facial detail, and that is usually enough to recognise you.
Yes. Change the game title in Customise; short titles work best.
Yes. One prompt is a couple at a campfire and one is a family adventure party.