Inktica - pixel art editor
by Arcuilo
Create pixel art, animate sprites, and edit game textures with Inktica!
| App Name | Inktica - pixel art editor |
|---|---|
| Developer | Arcuilo |
| Category | Art & Design |
| Download Size | 4 MB |
| Latest Version | 1.37.99 |
| Average Rating | 4.40 |
| Rating Count | 222 |
| Google Play | Download |
| AppBrain | Download Inktica - pixel art editor Android app |
Make pixel art with Inktica - a powerful and simple-to-use pixel art editor. With Inktica, you can create artworks inspired by the low-resolution graphics of early computers and game consoles, or edit textures for games.
Inktica includes powerful tools dedicated to editing images at a pixel level. Available tools for pixel art drawing include Brush, Eraser, Flood-fill, Gradient, Line, Rectangle, Ellipse, and Pipette. These tools have options dedicated to pixel art, such as the brush "pixel perfect" algorithm for drawing exact single-pixel-wide lines.
With the selection tool of Inktica, you can copy, cut, move, and paste parts of your drawing or texture. Selections can also be rotated or flipped before pasting.
Inktica supports layers, which you can use to organize your pixel art drawing and make editing specific parts easier.
You can bring your sprites to life with animation tools. When creating pixel animations, you can use the onion skin option to easily compare the currently edited frame to the previous frame.
Drawings in Inktica can use color palettes from popular classic consoles such as the Atari 2600, NES, or Game Boy. You can also import beautiful color palettes from Lospec.
While drawing, you can use a reference image opened from the gallery to quickly compare your drawing with a source image.
When your drawing is finished, you can share it on social media or export it to storage on your devices. The exported image can be upscaled to avoid blurriness when viewed on non-pixel-art-related platforms.
With Inktica, you can also edit pixel art created with other tools. Inktica supports importing Aseprite drawings (.ase, .aseprite), as well as popular image formats (.png, .jpeg, .gif, etc.).
Art in screenshots by Pikurā
Privacy policy: https://inktica.com/privacy-policy.html
Terms of use: https://inktica.com/terms-of-use.html
Recent changes:
- Added frames selection during export
- Added layers selection during export
- Added an option to export multiple frames as PNGs or JPEGs
- Switched to an upscaling multiplier instead of an exact size
Inktica includes powerful tools dedicated to editing images at a pixel level. Available tools for pixel art drawing include Brush, Eraser, Flood-fill, Gradient, Line, Rectangle, Ellipse, and Pipette. These tools have options dedicated to pixel art, such as the brush "pixel perfect" algorithm for drawing exact single-pixel-wide lines.
With the selection tool of Inktica, you can copy, cut, move, and paste parts of your drawing or texture. Selections can also be rotated or flipped before pasting.
Inktica supports layers, which you can use to organize your pixel art drawing and make editing specific parts easier.
You can bring your sprites to life with animation tools. When creating pixel animations, you can use the onion skin option to easily compare the currently edited frame to the previous frame.
Drawings in Inktica can use color palettes from popular classic consoles such as the Atari 2600, NES, or Game Boy. You can also import beautiful color palettes from Lospec.
While drawing, you can use a reference image opened from the gallery to quickly compare your drawing with a source image.
When your drawing is finished, you can share it on social media or export it to storage on your devices. The exported image can be upscaled to avoid blurriness when viewed on non-pixel-art-related platforms.
With Inktica, you can also edit pixel art created with other tools. Inktica supports importing Aseprite drawings (.ase, .aseprite), as well as popular image formats (.png, .jpeg, .gif, etc.).
Art in screenshots by Pikurā
Privacy policy: https://inktica.com/privacy-policy.html
Terms of use: https://inktica.com/terms-of-use.html
Recent changes:
- Added frames selection during export
- Added layers selection during export
- Added an option to export multiple frames as PNGs or JPEGs
- Switched to an upscaling multiplier instead of an exact size
