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PixiEditor: Open Source Universal 2D Graphics Editor

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File Information

FileDetails
NamePixiEditor
Versionv2.0.1.19
LicenseLGPL-3.0 license (Open Source)
PlatformsWindows, Mac, Linux
Size40MB – 200MB (Varies by OS)
File TypesWindows (.zip), Mac (.dmg), Linux (.deb) & (.tar.gz)
CategoryRaster Image Editor, Pixel Art, Sprite Editor
Github RepositoryGithub/PixiEditor
Official SitePixieditor

Description

PixiEditor is a clean fast & free raster image editor designed for pixel art illustration sprite work UI mockups & everyday graphics tasks. It focuses on precision ease of use & a distraction free workflow so you can create assets for games websites apps social posts & presentations without heavy subscriptions or steep learning curves. The interface feels familiar with layers selections brushes shapes text & color tools that respond instantly even on modest hardware. It is a dedicated raster editor that pairs perfectly with those tools by giving you crisp logos buttons favicons textures & hero images

The biggest advantages of using PixiEditor are speed simplicity portability & a helpful community. Projects open quickly edits feel responsive & files export reliably to common formats for direct upload. Because it is open source you can rely on transparent development & community driven improvements

Features of PixiEditor

Feature CategoryDetails
Layer-Based EditingSupports layers with opacity control, locking, visibility toggle, and blend modes
Pixel Precision ToolsGrid snapping, rulers, guidelines, and smooth canvas zoom for accurate editing
Drawing ToolsBrush, pencil, eraser, fill, gradient, line, rectangle, ellipse, polygon, and curve tools
Selection ToolsRectangle, ellipse, lasso, magic selection, and transform controls
Transform ControlsNon-destructive scaling, rotating, flipping, and perspective adjustments
Color ManagementPalette swatches, eyedropper, and HSV, HSL, RGB color pickers
Filters & AdjustmentsBrightness, contrast, saturation, hue, invert, blur, sharpen, levels, and curves
Text ToolPrecise text placement for UI, thumbnails, and labels
Tiled ModeCreate seamless textures and game-ready assets
Export OptionsExport to PNG, JPG, WEBP, GIF, BMP with layered project saving
Keyboard ShortcutsFaster workflow for drawing, selection, navigation, and exporting
TemplatesReady-to-use templates for icons, sprites, thumbnails, banners, and covers

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System Requirements

Operating SystemMinimum RequirementRecommended Requirement
WindowsWindows 10, 4 GB RAM, 300 MB storageWindows 11, 8 GB RAM or higher
MacmacOS 11 or newer, 4 GB RAM, 300 MB storageApple Silicon or Intel with 8 GB RAM
LinuxModern Linux distribution, 4 GB RAM, 300 MB storageLatest LTS distribution, 8 GB RAM

How to Install PixiEditor

Before installation please scroll down to the download section of this page & download the correct file for your operating system.

Windows

  1. Download the Windows zip from the download section
  2. Extract the zip to a folder you trust
  3. Open the folder & run the PixiEditor executable
  4. Pin PixiEditor to Start or Taskbar for quick access

macOS

  1. Download the universal dmg zip file from the download section
  2. Open the dmg then drag PixiEditor into Applications or unzip the archive & move the app into Applications
  3. On first launch you may need to open via right click open to confirm security
  4. Launch PixiEditor from Applications or Spotlight

Linux

  1. For deb based distros download the deb file then open it with your software installer or use your package manager
  2. For other distros download the tar gz then extract it to your home or opt folder
  3. Run the PixiEditor executable from the extracted directory or create a desktop entry
  4. Optional add PixiEditor to your launcher menu

Download PixiEditor: Best Open Source Universal 2D Graphics Editor

Choose your platform & get started now. Pick the file that matches your system then create your first sprite icon banner or hero image in minutes.

A Universal 2D Graphics Editor

Pixieditor is one of the best contribution to the open source community & if you’re looking for a effective 2D grahpics editor. This one is worth trying. You can also explore their roadmap for this software on their official site which is based on community proposals and voting system

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