Create or join a battle.
Enter matchmaking or invite an online friend. Both players confirm that they are ready.
This pixel art competition happens live. Both players start together and work against the clock, instead of uploading entries to a submission gallery. A shared prompt gives you a starting point; your interpretation makes it competitive pixel art.
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.
You do not wait days for an art challenge to close. Two players receive one prompt, start together and work within the same timed round. The challenge is finding a clear idea and turning it into pixels while the clock runs.
Start with five minutes for a compact subject. The setup also offers 10 minutes, 20 minutes and one hour. Pick the same duration as your rival before entering matchmaking, or select it when inviting a friend.
When drawing ends, both canvases appear together. The AI judge is designed to score how well each drawing matches the prompt. Ranked scoring remains disabled while judging is being validated; no prize or ranking outcome is promised.
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.