Pixel Art Together
Pixel Art Together is a multiplayer pixel art editor powered by Liveblocks.
Overview:
Pixel Art Together is a free multiplayer pixel art editor powered by Liveblocks. It allows users to collaborate in real-time and create pixel art together with a range of features and tools.
Features:
- Use different drawing tools: Pixel Art Together offers a variety of drawing tools to cater to different artistic styles and preferences.
- Up to 20 players at once: Users can collaborate with up to 20 players simultaneously, making it ideal for group projects or creative sessions.
- Draw on different layers: The ability to draw on different layers allows for easy organization and editing of artwork.
- Use opacity & blend modes: Users can adjust the opacity and blend modes of their drawings, adding depth and creativity to their artwork.
- Undo/redo any mistakes: Pixel Art Together provides an undo/redo function, ensuring that users can easily correct any errors or changes they want to undo.
- Export art as svg or png files: Users can conveniently export their finished artwork as SVG or PNG files, making it easy to share or use in other projects.
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