pixelorama1.0.5

Pixelorama lets you draw pixel-art images, assemble them into sprites and tiles, and turn frame sequences into animations from one workspace. Its tools are designed for precise, pixel-by-pixel editing, so artists can create polished game assets or simply explore the visual language of pixel art. The workspace brings drawing, animation, and asset preparation together instead of requiring separate programs for each task.

Its toolbox includes layers, selections, color picking, bucket fills, geometric drawing tools, palette control, and symmetry options. Onion skinning helps align successive animation frames, while frame and layer controls make it practical to refine motion and organize complex scenes. Tile-oriented workflows also support repeating environment graphics, and exported artwork can be prepared for use as individual sprites, tilesets, or animated sequences.

Pixelorama suits game artists, hobbyist illustrators, animators, and developers making low-resolution graphics for games or other creative projects. It is useful for sketching a character, building a tileset, producing interface icons, or iterating through a short sprite animation while keeping every pixel under direct control.

Pixelorama runs on Linux and is open-source software. Its focused pixel-art workflow, combined with dedicated animation and tile tools, distinguishes it from general-purpose image editors when the work depends on crisp edges, consistent palettes, and frame-by-frame editing.