Artwork by Wishdream, one of the artists for v1.0's splash screen artworks.

Greetings everyone, a new Pixelorama version just dropped today! Version 1.0.5 is here with some nice fixes and a few new features.

While we have been working on this update, we have also been preparing the next big version, v1.1 at the same time! If all goes well, it will be the next update after this one, and it will contain some huge new features, such as a text tool and the long awaited indexed mode! Stay tuned for more information soon.

Artwork by Roroto, one of the artists for v1.0's splash screen artworks.

Greetings and salutations friends! A new Pixelorama update arrives today, and with quite a lot of goodies this time!

Probably the biggest new feature of them all is the ability to make panels into floating windows! To use this feature, you first have to enable "Moveable panels" from the Window menu, tabs will appear on top of every panel. On the right side of these tabs, you will have a menu with a single option - "Make floating". Click on that and the panel will become its own window. Close the window to turn it back into a panel. If you have "single window mode" disabled from the preferences, the windows will also be able to be placed outside of Pixelorama's main window, which can be pretty useful for multi-monitor setups!

A short video showcasing the aforementioned feature.

Artwork by Uch, one of the artists for v1.0's splash screen artworks.

Hello everyone, new Pixelorama version today! Just like the previous minor versions, this one also contains important bug fixes, but it comes with a few new features and improvements as well!

Among the new features is a new layer effect called Index Map, contributed by Variable. This effect makes the original red and green color values of the image act as x and y positions of a separate image (the map), and the result uses colors from the map based on the red and green color values from the source images. This allows you to change the colors of the map, and the changes get automatically applied to the source project. This can allow you to use techniques such as this:

Artwork by Nighters, one of the artists for v1.0's splash screen artworks.

Hello everyone! Here's another release for Pixelorama, containing some important fixes and improvements, as well as a few new features!

As always, if you wish to support us, you can become a Patron and receive exclusive awards, or buy Pixelorama on Steam, or from itch.io!

Artwork by Kalpar, one of the artists for v1.0's splash screen artworks.

Hello everyone! It's been a week since version 1.0 came out. We hope you have been enjoying Pixelorama so far! To ensure that you do, we just released version 1.0.1, which contains some bug fixes and performance improvements.

As always, if you wish to support us, you can become a Patron and receive exclusive awards, or buy Pixelorama on Steam, or from itch.io!

Artwork by Wishdream, one of the artists for v1.0's splash screen artworks.

We made it. After 5 years in development, version 1.0 of Pixelorama is finally here. To be honest, I'm not even sure where to start with this post. I suppose I should thank each and every one of you for contributing, donating, translating, using, providing feedback and reading this post. This would not be possible without you, and the team and I are extremely grateful.

Today also marks the release of Pixelorama on Steam! For more information about this, you can read our previous blog post. Thank you everyone who has wishlisted and followed our Steam page!