Unleash your creativity with Pixelorama, a powerful and accessible open-source pixel art multitool. Whether you want to create sprites, tiles, animations, or just express yourself in the language of pixel art, this software will realize your pixel-perfect dreams with a vast toolbox of features. Available on Windows, Linux, macOS and the Web!
Instead of having to click a color button to bring up the color picker, make it so that it's always visible. This reduces the clicks required to pick a color, and thus results in a quicker workflow. The old color buttons are still there, but their purpose is to select which tool the user is picking for, the left or the right. By default, the left color button is selected. Clicking on the right button selects for the right tool, and vice versa. To save some space, the RGB/HSV/RAW/OKHSL sliders are collapsed by default. But because the color picker requires more space than before, the canvas preview is now hidden in the default layout.
The average color UI also got tidied up a bit, and now left clicking it assigns the average color to to the left tool color, and right clicking it assigns it to the right tool color, instead of having arrows.
Pixelorama also remembers whether the sliders are expanded or not, and the last used color mode and picker shape.
Instead of having to click a color button to bring up the color picker, make it so that it's always visible. This reduces the clicks required to pick a color, and thus results in a quicker workflow. The old color buttons are still there, but their purpose is to select which tool the user is picking for, the left or the right. By default, the left color button is selected. Clicking on the right button selects for the right tool, and vice versa. To save some space, the RGB/HSV/RAW/OKHSL sliders are collapsed by default. But because the color picker requires more space than before, the canvas preview is now hidden in the default layout.
The average color UI also got tidied up a bit, and now left clicking it assigns the average color to to the left tool color, and right clicking it assigns it to the right tool color, instead of having arrows.
Pixelorama also remembers whether the sliders are expanded or not, and the last used color mode and picker shape.