• Redesigned Shape Tools: The Shape Tool now features a contextual, inline menu! Quickly swap between lines, rectangles, and circles, and toggle "Fill" mode without taking your focus off the canvas. • Dynamic Tool Colors: Your active drawing tools (Pencil, Fill, and Shape) now dynamically light up to reflect your currently selected palette color! • New Quick Actions: Added native context menus for faster workflows. Long-press the Eraser to instantly Clear Canvas, or long-press your active Sprite Thumbnail to Duplicate it. • Minor UI polish, accessibility improvements for VoiceOver users, and under-the-hood performance updates.

• Symmetry drawing: tap the toolbar toggle to cycle Horizontal, Vertical, and Quad mirroring. Handy for characters, tiles, and patterns. • 1x PNG export: raw unscaled pixels from the share menu, ready for game engine imports. • Autosave: your work now saves quietly in the background as you pause, so a dead battery or crash won't eat your sprites. Enjoying Pixel Edit Lite? A review helps a lot.

This is a focused stability update to keep your workspace safe: • Bulletproof file handling: gracefully handles corrupted sprite files and prevents loading crashes. • Safer editing: strict memory limits when working with dozens of sprites.

Recent Projects: quickly reopen sprites you've exported or imported. Starting a New Sprite Sheet no longer wipes your work — it's saved automatically first, so nothing is ever lost. Save to Photos is now a full Share button, so you can AirDrop, message, or save your sprite in one tap. Clear Canvas moved to a long-press on the Eraser tool to keep the menu tidy.

This update adds VoiceOver support across the toolbar and menus, making Pixel Edit Lite more accessible for screen reader users.

• Shift now wraps around the edge of the canvas instead of losing pixels — matches real PICO-8 behavior • Added a way to send feedback and bug reports directly from the app (⋯ menu → About)

• Sprite sheet: work with many sprites at once — navigate, duplicate, and copy/paste sprites right on your sheet • Shape tools: line, rectangle, and circle, outlined or filled • Canvas sizes now go up to 64×64 • Copy and paste sprites using PICO-8's real clipboard format • Reorganized menu with a quick platform switcher (PICO-8 / TIC-80) • Bigger canvas and general UI polish

A smoother, safer Pixel Editor experience: • Improved zoom and pan controls • Added confirmation before changing canvas size or palette • Improved undo/redo reliability for longer drawing sessions • Added app version info to the Tools menu, with one-tap copy for easier bug reports

• Undo now reliably reverts your most recent change • Save to Photos is back in the Tools menu Plus a few small fixes and improvements.

- Your sprite now saves automatically, so you won't lose work when you close the app - Export and import sprites via Files, including iCloud Drive - Rotate sprites 90° in one tap - Cleaned up the tools menu

What's New in Version 1.1.0 A major update focused on quality, performance, and the foundation for future features. Completely rebuilt interface for a smoother, more polished editing experience. Improved touch precision for drawing and color selection. Enhanced canvas rendering with sharper visuals across light and dark appearances. Foundation for future animation support. We've redesigned the underlying project architecture to enable upcoming animation features in future releases.