Pixelate Image Instantly.

Yep! Everything runs in your browser. Your images never leave your device - nothing gets uploaded, ever.

Top-Left Pixel: Uses the color of the top-left pixel in each block for the entire block. Average Color: Calculates the average color of all pixels in each block, creating a more blended effect. Choose based on your desired artistic style.

Multiple overlays allow you to create complex pixelation effects by selecting different areas of your image. Each overlay can have different pixel sizes and settings. When you apply pixelation, all selected overlays will be processed together, giving you precise control over which parts of your image are pixelated.

Inverse Pixelation works the opposite way of regular pixelation. It blurs everything outside your selected area, keeping your chosen region sharp and clear.

This feature is great for highlighting a subject, such as a face or object, while keeping the background hidden or soft. To turn it on, simply check the “Inverse Pixelation” box in the settings.

Yes! The tool includes a full undo/redo system. You can undo your last action with the "Undo" button or redo it with the "Redo" button. This works for all pixelation operations, allowing you to experiment freely and step back through your changes.

Yes! The tool is fully responsive and works on all devices including smartphones and tablets. The interface adapts to different screen sizes, and touch controls are optimized for mobile use. You can upload images from your mobile device's camera or gallery.

If you're posting to social media, there are presets for Instagram and Twitter so you don't have to keep looking up dimensions. You can also choose how the image fits, either crop it to fill the frame or letterbox it if you want the whole thing to stay visible.

The pixel art upscaler keeps edges sharp instead of blurring everything out. Plus, the export runs in the background so the browser doesn't hang while it's processing.

Since processing happens in your browser, the main limitation is your device's memory and processing power. For best performance, we recommend images under 10MB. Larger images may take longer to process but will still work.