pixtube

For the fun of pixel art.

pixtube is a pixel-art editor built for drawing, experimenting, and watching your work come alive through CRT simulation and retro signal effects.

Edit clean indexed pixels, then switch instantly between Raw, CRT, and Split views to explore how the same artwork feels through 240p and PC-88-inspired signal modes.

One purchase. Two ways to play.

• pixtube — a focused pixel-art editor with live CRT simulation
• pixtube-player — drop in your own images, animated GIFs, and videos and enjoy them through CRT and retro signal effects

pixtube features

• Raw, CRT, and Split views
• 240p and PC-88-inspired signal modes
• Indexed palettes and palette editing
• Layers
• Pen, eraser, fill, eyedropper, undo, and redo
• Save and load .dpix files
• Export raw PNGs and CRT preview PNGs
• English and Japanese UI

pixtube-player features

• Drag and drop local images, animated GIFs, and videos
• 240p, 480i, NES, and PC-88-inspired playback modes
• RGB, composite, and RF-style signal simulation
• Fullscreen playback, fit/fill/stretch, zoom, and pan
• Keep a local media history on your device
• Export still images and video clips with CRT simulation
• English and Japanese UI

Platform

pixtube and pixtube-player: Windows 10/11, 64-bit.

Your images, videos, and project data stay on your device unless you explicitly choose to share or upload them.

The Windows builds are unsigned, so Windows may show a SmartScreen warning on first launch.