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Version 1.0.6 · 2026-10-16
Now supporting brick patterns.
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The store currently lists version 1.0.6, updated 2026-10-16.








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Your photo, turned into a pattern you can actually make.
Pixela turns any picture into a crisp pixel grid with a tidy color palette and a printable chart — so you can recreate it however you like:
• Perler / Hama beads — get the bead-by-bead layout for your next fuse-bead art.
• Cross-stitch & embroidery — symbols per color and a printable chart to stitch from.
• Knitting & crochet — color-work charts (intarsia, tapestry, C2C, jacquard): one square per stitch/block.
• Quilting & patchwork — each pixel becomes a fabric square.
• Pixel art, sprites & icons — turn a photo or your own drawing/sketch into true pixels with a controlled palette; export a clean PNG.
• Event & stadium mosaics — plan "pixel performances" and card stunts, seat by seat, sized in meters.
• Wall decor & murals — set the centimeters per tile and get the real wall size to paint or tile.
• LEGO & brick mosaics — each p…
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Now supporting brick patterns.
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