PixelPad: Sprite Studio

PixelPad: Sprite Studio

Pixel Art & Tileset Maker

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 9, 2026
  • October 2, 2026

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PixelPad is a focused pixel art and sprite animation studio for iPad and iPhone. Draw precise pixels with Apple Pencil or touch, build frame-by-frame animations, and export assets without leaving your device. DRAW WITH PRECISION • Work on crisp 8×8 to 128×128 canvases • Use Pencil, Eraser, Fill, Eyedropper, and Selection tools • Pan and zoom without losing the pixel grid • Undo and redo complete strokes ANIMATE FRAME BY FRAME • Add, duplicate, delete, and reorder frames • Set a project frame rate or tune timing per frame • Compare neighboring frames with color-coded onion skins • Preview animation with the same timing used for GIF export BUILD YOUR PALETTE • Add, remove, and reorder colors • Start with built-in palettes • Save reusable custom palette presets EXPORT GAME-READY ASSETS • Export transparent or solid-background PNGs • Create animated GIFs • Arrange sprite sheets by rows and columns • Control frame spacing and 1×, 2×, or 4× scale PRIVATE BY DEFAULT PixelPad currently works offline, requires no account, and stores projects on your device. Export through the standard share sheet whenever you are ready. The app starts in English. Korean is available at any time in Settings.
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What's New in PixelPad

1.2.0

October 2, 2026

Fixes a canvas that could render stretched after rotating the device, and adds a banner along the bottom of the drawing editor. The canvas kept its previous drawing scaled to the new screen shape until something else redrew it. It now redraws immediately, so pixels stay square in every orientation. The editor banner sits below the frame timeline, never covers the drawing surface, and is left out where the screen is too short to carry it.

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