PixelForge — image to Blueprint

Start a new build

Turn a photo into pixel art, or draw one from scratch on a blank grid.

Original

Build assistant

0 / 0 squares

Hover or tap a square to identify its dye.

Click a dye to spotlight those squares on the grid, then tick it off once you've placed them all in-game. Progress is saved on this device.

Pixelate

Grid size (squares) 50

Max colours (palette limit) 12

Black outline 1 px

Clean up stray pixels (smoothing) Dither the gradients Remove background

BG tolerance 30

Adjust

Brightness 0

Contrast 25

Saturation 10

Sharpen (edge pop) 20

Re-running replaces your painted edits — undo brings them back.

Colours

#000000

Any colour you pick snaps to the nearest in-game dye.

Trace image

Show trace (T)

Opacity 45%

Drops a reference image faintly behind the grid so you can draw pixel art over it by hand — pairs perfectly with a blank canvas. It's only a guide and is never part of the exported build.

Blueprint

This build = 0 walls

Material

Wall type

Support frame (pillars + snap ceilings) Auto-split if over 2,000 pieces (into stackable panels)

Makes a Template Hammer blueprint — one painted wall per pixel, painted with the matching in-game dye ID (1–127). Pick the material and wall type (fine 150-grid or normal 300-grid). The support frame adds centre pillars + snap ceilings so each panel stands on its own and the next one clips onto its top. A blueprint holds up to 2,000 pieces — your whole build stays in one blueprint if it fits. Only if it's bigger (and Auto-split is on) is it broken into stacked panels — place those bottom→top. Toggle Seams (S) to preview any split. Upload the .json to wikily.gg and import with a template-importer mod.

Build summary & cost

Convert an image to see the build breakdown.

Live estimate for the current material & wall type. Piece counts are exact; resource totals are in-game base craft costs and are a planning guide. Toggle Seams (S) on the canvas to preview where big art splits into panels.

Save / load project

Project name

Saves the current pixel art in this browser so you can reopen it later. This name is also used for the blueprint + file names.

Export image

Scale

Format

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