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Browser-based, HTML5 pixel art editor, with Wacom tablet support (requires a plugin, which has limited browser+OS support) and collaboration features.
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LicenseMIT
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Pros
Pro Offers Colordex system
Included in Pixel.Tools is the Colordex system which allows the user to utilize multiple color ramps in a single brush stroke.
Pro Record and replay
Pro Free and open source
Pixel.Tools is licensed by MIT, making it free of charge and open source.
Pro Pixel with others simultaneously
Note: the multi-user feature is currently broken (at least in Chrome), but might work if using http
instead of https
. You can read more here.
Pro Wacom tablet support (via plugin)
Cons
Con Unintuitive interface
Zooming is reversed, the screen flickers a lot, and the flip/rotate selection is very buggy (selection will re-size though it should not). Essentially, the interface of Pixel.Tools is clunky and unintuitive.
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