As an artist I will say that this app is useful for working in a pixelated format as most other applications are far more focused upon other more realistic styles and art forms. It allows the user to choose their canvas size, pick out pallets to work with, and save and download their finished product. However, there are features that I would love to see and would make the app far more worth it. For starters, there is as far as I can tell, a distinct lack of transparency, often meaning that one ends up having to use part of their pallet to define the transparent elements and then use a separate app or tool in order to apply the transparency.Secondly, the pallets can be hard to keep consistent if you are working on multiple pieces with a similar color scheme or style. For example, say you are making textures for a multi-sided object and you had to have multiple pieces which are all cohesive and use the same pallet. In such a situation, you could duplicate your first project in order to keep the pallet, but that’s hardly efficient or effective and can be inadequate or frustrating to work with. As such, I’d highly appreciate the addition of being able to save custom color pallets.Another thing that could prove extremely helpful would be the ability to import multiple images onto one canvas. With such a feature, one could easily put together textures into the proper format by simply making the textures individually and then pasting them into another canvas and formatting them accordingly.I really hope that this app continues to improve with time.<3

Pixel Paint clearly displays the hexcodes for colors, and even allows them to be copy-and-pasted from around the canvas in-app. However, there is no functionality for manual hexcode input. This is an extremely disappointing and honestly, product-ruining flaw. If you’re going to offer hexcode support, then it should be possible to input a specific hexcode without needing to fiddle with hue sliders and such. As someone who has been making digital art for 10 years, this is a very big deal. Keeping colors consistent is incredibly important, especially when illustrating characters. I had a lot of nice ideas for artworks that I could make with Pixel Paint- only to discover that I couldn’t make them to do this incomplete hexcode support. Pixel Paint is even a fairly good artistic app, offering otherwise rather complex color manipulation, very large canvasses, and variable brush sizes. Though I would also like to note, it would be nice to be able to import an image without altering the colors in any way(especially to make up for the lack of hexcode input).

This is my preferred pixel art app, the interface is easy to use, the tools provided are flawless, and the max canvas size is pretty large.However, the color pallet is limited to a max of 14 colors, you changing any of these colors will also carry to the canvas, so you are stuck with what you have. Also, you are limited to 5 canvases unless you pay $2.99. Honestly, the app is handicapped without the paid version. Overall, it is a great pixel art app, you can manage without the paid version.

I have always been into making images in this format and this does that very well. You can change colors, place pixels easily, and create many things. The only 2 complaints I have is that I wish you could delete more then one thing at once and sort images into a certain order.