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Pixel Art Templates

Not sure what to draw? Pick a picture below and copy it square by square on a blank grid — the template stays beside your board as a guide — or open the finished picture to recolor it and add your own details.

Easy pixel art for beginners

Big, simple shapes with only one to three colors — a good first grid for young kids.

Pixel art animals

Friendly, generic animals built from blocky shapes. Recolor them to look like a pet or a made-up creature.

Holiday & seasonal pixel art

Autumn and winter subjects for classroom displays, cards and seasonal decorations.

Why start from a template?

Every template above is a real pixel-art grid you can copy or edit in the pixel art maker. Copying one is good counting and pattern practice; switching to a bigger grid keeps your picture so you can add more detail, and you can save the result as a PNG. Templates are a great way to get started when you know you want to make pixel art but aren't sure what to draw first. Every design here is an original, generic picture — no cartoon or game characters.

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