Pixelorama
v1.2.3Open sourceReleased 15 Sept 2026
Free, open-source pixel-art editor with animation and a web version. By Orama Interactive
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
- Web app
By the ToolsBharat teamUpdated 15 Sept 2026How we check
Quick answer
Pixelorama is open source software for Windows, macOS, Linux and the web from Orama Interactive. Free, open-source pixel-art editor with animation and a web version. Download it only from github.com. The latest version we track is 1.2.3 (15 Sept 2026). ToolsBharat links straight to the publisher's own download page, with no bundled offers.
- Latest version:
- 1.2.3 (15 Sept 2026)
- Publisher:
- Orama Interactive
- Official site:
- pixelorama.org
- Licence:
- Open source — MIT
- Requirements:
- Windows (version not stated)
Our verdict
Pixelorama is a capable free alternative to Aseprite, with layers, animation frames and tilemap tools. It is built on the Godot engine and also runs in a browser. It is younger than Aseprite, so a few workflows feel less polished.
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Key features
- Layers, frames and onion skinning
- Tilemap and 3D layer support
- Exports PNG, GIF, APNG and sprite sheets
Pros
- Pro: Completely free, MIT licensed
- Pro: Installer, portable zip and web version
Cons
- Con: Less mature than Aseprite
What's new in 1.2.3
See what changed in 1.2.3 in the official release notes
Version history
Version 1.2.3Latest
15 Sept 2026 · 80.4 MB- SHA-256
- The developer does not publish one
- Source
- Release notes
Official downloads by platform
For Windows, use the Download button. Other platforms go straight to the publisher's own page or official store.
Requirements
- OS
- Windows (version not stated)
- Architecture
- 64-bit, 32-bit
Licence
- Type
- Open source
- Licence
- MIT
- Publisher
- pixelorama.org
Where these facts come from
Checked 30 Oct 2026
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