Q&A for How to Use Pixilart

If you are using Google, you move your cursor onto your profile pic and then click. A little box should appear and a little thing on your profile pic should say "Change." After you hit that, your file tab should open. Select the photo you want and hit "Select."

Go to Settings, Click "Friends" and then click "Add new." Enter the email address of the person you want to friend and then their username.

Reporting should be anonymous, unless you write your name in the report discription.

Pixilart is primarily known for its pixel art tools, but it also offers basic digital art capabilities. You can create digital art by accessing the drawing tool, choosing a canvas size, and selecting drawing tools like brushes and pencils. Customize your tool settings, start drawing, and use layers to organize your work. Save and share your artwork through the Pixilart gallery or on social media.

On the home page, there will be a widget that says Daily Drawing Challenge, and the prompt. Below, there will be a button saying "start drawing". Click on this. When posting the art, make sure in the description it says #challenge. When you look at the hashtag you might not see your art, but it's definitely there!

When looking at the photo, you will see a button that looks like two arrows going in a square or circle shape. If you hover over it, it will say repost. Click on it, and it will ask you if you want to repost it. Click yes, and it will work!

Upon opening a drawing, there will be a option with three dots. If you click that button, you can then press the words “Edit Drawing”. Just make sure that after you finished editing, you use the save feature.

Unless someone has specifically blocked you or that person has deleted their account, there should be no reason that you can’t access someone else’s home page.

In the toolbar, after the shading and dithering tools and before the spray paint tool, there is a stamp tool. Clicking it opens the stamp gallery, where you can search and select stamps.

Right-click the mouse, select 'Personalize' from the options, then choose 'Background.' Select your desired background picture or color, and finally, click 'Save changes.'

You can upload non-pixel art in the "Media" section of your profile. Digital drawings are posted there, but they cannot be created on the site itself.

Yes, you can upload an image that wasn't drawn in Pixilart. There should be a "Media" section where you can do this.

You can find an option to copy an "embed share" code under the "Edit drawing" button. On mobile, it's below the drawing, and on the desktop, it's next to it.

To share your drawings, click "Save Drawing" at the top left with the star icon. A menu will appear where you can write your title and description. Then, press the big blue "Save Drawing" button to share it.

Click the blue and purple button with the star on it in the top right corner. It will give you options for saving formats, and you can choose to download as .png or .gif. Click the blue download .png button, and it should save to the downloads folder on your device.

Click 'File' at the top left, then select 'Resize Canvas.' From there, you can adjust the canvas size.

You can size down a canvas using the crop feature, but there isn't a way to increase the canvas size.

To print your art using Photoshop, make sure your artwork is finalized and ready, then set up your printer and load the appropriate paper. Use File > Print to access print settings, choose your printer, and adjust settings like paper size and quality. Preview the print, make any adjustments, and click "Print" to complete the process. After printing, check the quality and consider framing your artwork.

Save a picture as an image file, then upload it to a platform where you can share images. Use your pixel art software to save it as a PNG, GIF, or JPEG, then upload it to the desired platform by clicking the upload button and selecting the file. You may also add a description and choose privacy settings before publishing your post.

Select or create the background picture, set the canvas size accordingly, import or place the picture, and optionally trace or pixelate it. Once satisfied, use your graphics software to copy and paste the background into your desired project, adjusting as needed.

Press the "File" button up the top right, then at the bottom of the dropdown it should say "Import Photo". Click that button and upload the image you want to use.

On the sidebar of the screen there will be a button on the right that says "Options". Select that and you will see a pixel size slider that allows you to choose your size when you click on the eraser.

You can post your drawings by clicking on the "Save Drawing" button on the top of the right side of the page. There will then be an option to post it publicly or privately, depending on your preference. After you save your changes, it will be posted.

When you go to Pixilart's website and reach the home page, there will be a pop-up on the side that gives the daily drawing challenge of the day. Click on "Start Drawing" if you are interested, and it will direct you to the drawing page to create your pixel art.

You most likely won't get banned since there is no policy against it and there is an image tracer tool available to use, but it ruins the purpose of creating pixel art and many artists frown upon it. If you do find yourself tracing other art, be sure you give credit to which image you copied off from as basic art etiquette.

In the top of the drawing area, there will be a button with the name of 'Save Image'. If you have default settings on Pixilart, then it will automatically save the gif, including the transparent part to your drive/computer.

Find a picture that inspires you the most. Copy off that picture as much as you can. Use detail, color, highlights, and textures. Take your time.

Open the picture you want to trace. Then lower the opacity. Make a new layer, and start tracing.

Go to the picture you want to vote for, then press the star. That will register your vote.

To remove a frame, tap on the tab labeled "gif frames", select the frame you wish to delete, and press the bin icon in the controls tab.