It currently has an Android app too, and the iOS app is under review.
Some of the cooler features to check out:
- Code export to make pixelated components in CSS or JavaScript canvas
- A gallery where you can "fork" other people's art to build on top of it
- 9-patch mode to make dynamically sized, animated frontend "border frames"
- Offset mode for mobile use where the brush is dragged around and not under your fingers
- A little bit of free cloud storage for cross-platform art moving
- Import images or GIFs to pixelate them, and modify frame-by-frame before export
It's a small web app with a couple of users, and is meant as a low friction straight-into-it way of making pixel art with as little fluff as possible. It has a lot of themes to make the pixel art components pop, most necessary tools and a plethora of import and export types.
Happy to answer any questions or listen to any feedback on how it can be improved.
Show HN: Gribble – Pixelated pixel art editor in the browser
gribble.app