Open-source pixel art and animation editor built on the Godot engine, with layers, tile mode and a web version alongside desktop builds.
Why we recommend it
Where Piskel keeps things minimal, Pixelorama goes further — real layers, tilemap tools and animation curves — while staying free and installation-optional via its web build.
Strengths
- Free and open source under MIT. True layer support, tile/pattern editing mode, desktop builds for Windows/macOS/Linux plus a browser version, active community.
Keep in mind
- The web version is less actively maintained than the desktop builds and can lag behind on features. Godot-engine UI conventions feel unfamiliar if you have only used dedicated art software.
How much does Pixelorama cost?
Free — Free.
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