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Pixel Art Color-by-Number Generator
Make a printable color-by-number activity from your pixel drawing, or choose an original starter picture. Your art stays in this browser — no upload or sign-up.
Choose your picture
Paint in the Pixel Art maker and use its color-by-number action, or choose a sample below. A direct URL cannot reconstruct a drawing sent from the editor; reloading may lose it. Print before leaving.
Heart (original sample) — 16×16
Page one is the numbered worksheet and color key; page two is the full-color answer. Unpainted squares are blank; painted white squares have a number. Swipe sideways to inspect larger previews on narrow screens.
Page 1: Numbered worksheet
Page 2: Full-color answer
Color key — 1 used colors
- 1 Red #e11d48
How to make a color-by-number picture
- 1
Choose a drawing
Bring your painted grid from Pixel Art or choose one of the six original starter pictures.
- 2
Match numbers to colors
Each painted color gets a number. Empty squares have no number; a painted white square does.
- 3
Print and color
Print the numbered worksheet on page one and the full-color answer on page two.
Each color used in the picture gets one number, in the same order as the Pixel Art palette. This works for 8×8 quick drawings and more detailed 16×16, 24×24 and 32×32 designs. You can print on A4 or US Letter paper with 15 mm margins. The answer keeps the original colors; the worksheet leaves colored squares white so kids can fill them in.
Keep the story behind the picture
Try the free voice card or get Kids Create to save more art and memories.
