What kind of brushes does Pixels Free offer?
Pixels Free provides a wide variety of brush types to simulate realistic painting effects, including Marker, Pen, Pencil, Chalk, Charcoal, Faux, Stipple, Spray, Stamp, WaterColor, and WetBrush. The app features a total of 145 brush markers.
Can I use layers in Pixels Free?
Yes, Pixels Free supports layers, allowing you to build up your artwork with multiple elements. You can create new layers, copy existing ones, merge layers, delete them, and adjust their alpha values.
What canvas sizes are supported by Pixels Free?
Canvas sizes vary by device. For example, iPad 3rd generation supports 2048x1536, while iPhone 3/3GS supports 480x320. The app also offers fullscreen workspace with support for any device orientation.
How many undo/redo steps does Pixels Free have?
The number of undo/redo steps depends on the device. Newer iPads and iPhones (iPad 2nd, iPad 3rd, iPod Touch, iPhone 4, 4S) offer a 20-depth undo buffer, while older devices (iPad 1st, iPod Touch, iPhone 3, 3GS) have a 10-depth buffer.
Can I save my custom brush settings in Pixels Free?
Yes, Pixels Free allows you to save your current brush settings with a custom name. This includes configurations for brush marker, size, space, opacity, and various modes like scatter, blend, and directional.
Does Pixels Free have ads?
No, Pixels Free is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted creative experience. The app is completely free to use without advertisements.
How often is Pixels Free updated?
The latest version of Pixels Free is 1.3, which was last updated on October 5, 2012. Given the release date, updates may not be frequent.
What devices is Pixels Free compatible with?
Pixels Free is compatible with iPhones, iPads, and iPods. It is rated for ages 4 and up.