One shared canvas
Everyone explores and edits the same permanent world instead of creating isolated rooms.
One live canvas · everyone invited
PixelField is a free multiplayer pixel art game where every player draws on the same permanent 1000 × 1000 canvas — one tiny move at a time.
01 / MULTIPLAYER BY DEFAULT
A multiplayer pixel art game lets many people draw on one live grid. In PixelField, every new mark can be extended, repaired or challenged by someone else — turning a simple canvas into a social world.
Everyone explores and edits the same permanent world instead of creating isolated rooms.
Link directly to a location so friends can find the exact corner where your build lives.
Place a reference over the grid and keep detailed artwork consistent across many players.
The main canvas does not disappear after a weekend. Return later and continue the same story.
THREE WAYS IN
Make public artwork, experiment with a limited palette and watch others react.
Share one coordinate and build something together without installing a game.
Give your clan a visible identity and turn a shared plan into a recurring project.
02 / CHOOSE YOUR SCALE
Start with one square or organize hundreds. The same simple placement loop supports quiet solo art, coordinated clans and country-wide competition.
BUILD WITH A CREW
Bring friends into one clan, align a template and keep a larger build moving even when individual players log off.
03 / BROWSER-FIRST
Open PixelField on desktop, phone or tablet. There is no game client to install and spectators can explore before deciding to create an account.
04 / THE SHARED LOOP
Explore the board or follow a location shared by another player.
Your selection becomes visible on the same canvas everyone is watching.
Other players can repair, extend or challenge the mark you left behind.
05 / BEFORE YOU JOIN
Everything you need to know before opening the shared canvas for the first time.
Yes. Everyone plays on the same permanent canvas. New placements become part of the shared world instead of staying inside a private drawing file.
Yes. The live canvas is open to explore without an account. You only need a free profile when you are ready to place pixels, save progress or join a clan.
Yes. Share coordinates, use a template overlay and join the same clan to coordinate larger builds across multiple sessions.
Yes. PixelField runs in a modern browser and supports touch gestures for panning, zooming and selecting pixels.
Free players regenerate one placement every 30 seconds and can store up to five placements while they plan their next move.
No. PixelField is a shared multiplayer game rather than a private sprite editor. Every placement joins the public canvas and can become part of another player's idea.
THE BOARD IS ALREADY MOVING
Watch for free, then make your first move when you are ready.
Enter PixelField