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Pixelate an image

Most photo editors hide pixelation in a menu or make you sign up. This free pixelator turns a photo or webcam picture into big pixels in your browser, with a slider for the block size. No account needed.

A photo pixelator in your browser

Pixelating a photo in a full photo editor takes several menus. 321camera pixelates a photo or webcam picture with one slider, from a light 8-bit look to big chunky blocks. It can also pixelate only the faces, and leave the rest of the photo sharp.

Pixelate any photo

Any pixel size
One slider goes from small pixels to big blocks, and the picture updates as you move it.
The whole photo or just faces
Pixelate everything, or let the face tracking pixelate only the faces.
Photo or webcam
Use a photo from your device or the live picture from your webcam.
Download as PNG
Save the pixelated image as a high-resolution PNG.
Pixelated video too
Record a pixelated GIF or video from your webcam.
Stays on your device
Your photo is processed in your browser and never uploaded.

Why use this pixelator

Free

No account and no limit on images

No app

Works in any browser on a computer or phone

Private

Your photos stay on your device

Common formats

JPG, PNG and WebP photos up to 20 MB

Pixelate image FAQ

How do I pixelate an image online?

Choose your photo, pick the Pixelate filter and move the slider until the pixels are the size you want, then download the PNG.

Can I make the pixels bigger?

Yes. The strength slider sets the block size, from small pixels to big blocks.

Can I pixelate only part of a picture?

321camera can pixelate just the faces in a photo, found automatically. Pixelating other areas you choose by hand isn't available.

Can I turn a photo into pixel art?

Big pixels give a simple pixel art look. The pixelator keeps the photo's own colours rather than a fixed palette.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. It works in the browser on iPhone and Android, with photos from your gallery or the camera.

Is my photo uploaded?

No. The pixelation happens in your browser, and your photo stays on your device.

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