Pixel Paint
Paint pixel art by numbers! Pick a color, drag over matching pixels and reveal 60 cute pictures. Relaxing, satisfying and free to play.
About this game
Pixel Paint is a calm color-by-number game. You see a gray grid, every square carries a number, and the colors along the bottom are numbered too. Pick a color and drag your finger across the squares that share its number, and the gray canvas slowly turns into a small picture.
The first pictures are small and simple, just a few colored shapes such as a heart. Later ones get busier, with fruit, animals, sweets and flowers, and finishing one can take more than a few minutes. There is no timer, no score pressure and no way to lose; the game waits for you to work at your own pace.
Tips
- Paint the large areas first and leave small, scattered pixels for last.
- Pinch to zoom in on tiny pixels so you are less likely to tap the wrong square.
- If you cannot spot the pixel that is left, the FIND button shows the next one.
- AUTO paints the whole selected color, handy when one color has many tiny pieces.
The game plays comfortably on a phone held upright because one finger is enough. On a computer you can click and drag with the mouse and zoom with the wheel. Your progress is saved automatically, so leaving a picture unfinished and coming back later is no problem. It fits anything from a short break to a long, quiet session, and it is a good way to wind down after faster, more intense games.
How to play
Pick a color from the palette at the bottom. Each color has a number.
Find the pixels with the same number on the canvas.
Touch and drag over them to paint.
Finish all the colors to complete the picture and collect coins.
Stuck? Use FIND to locate a pixel, or AUTO to paint a whole color.
Controls
Mobile: Touch and drag to paint. Two-finger pinch to zoom. Drag on empty or wrong pixels to move the canvas.
PC: Click and drag to paint. Mouse wheel to zoom. Drag on a wrong pixel to move the canvas.
Buttons: The fit button resets the zoom, FIND shows the next pixel, AUTO paints the selected color, and the pause button opens the menu.