Create or join a battle.
Enter matchmaking or invite an online friend. Both players confirm that they are ready.
Two players. The same prompt. Separate pixel-art canvases. Draw simultaneously in a real-time 1v1 battle, then compare your ideas side by side. Start with a five-minute round, or choose a longer challenge.
Bring an idea. Add a little competitive spirit.
Let the pixels do the talking.
Enter matchmaking or invite an online friend. Both players confirm that they are ready.
One shared idea, two separate pixel-art canvases. Decide how you will bring it to life.
Draw at the same time against the clock. Five minutes is the default; longer rounds are also available.
See both drawings side by side. AI judging is designed to score how well each drawing matches the prompt.
A rocket might become a tiny spaceship or a colorful launch scene. The same starting idea can lead to two very different pieces of pixel art. Compare your choices of color, shape and detail at the reveal.
Open your browser, sign in and choose your player name. There is no game download. Quick setup gets you to a live pixel drawing game, whether you meet a rival in matchmaking or invite an online friend.
In a draw-and-guess game, one person draws while the others guess. Here, both players draw simultaneously from the same prompt, on separate canvases, with a fixed timer and a final side-by-side reveal.
Pick a round length, meet a rival and turn a shared prompt into a tiny work of art before time runs out.
Try an online pixel art challenge →Find your friend by @username, invite them when they are online and see where the same idea takes you both.
Challenge a friend →A real-time 1v1 competitive pixel-art drawing game. Both players interpret the same prompt on their own canvas.
Yes. Sign in, choose a username, find your friend by @username and send a friend request. Once you are friends and both online, send a battle invitation.
No game download is needed. Play in your browser; a Google sign-in and a player username are required to enter the connected arena.
Five minutes is the default. You can also choose 10 minutes, 20 minutes or one hour before starting.
Yes. The shared prompt is revealed when both players are ready. You draw simultaneously on separate canvases and compare the results after drawing ends.
Draw together in a live two-player battle.
Your pencils, palettes, and next great idea are all here.