Piskel Alternatives

Pyxel Edit is a pixel art drawing application designed for working with pixel art and tiles. With Pyxel Edit you can game levels from tiles of sptrites. Create, import and export tilesets and level data directly from the editor and use them in your game. The tiles can flipped, rotated and mirrored allowing designers to quickly mock and create game levels and necessary data.

Pixie Engine Editor is a free, web-based graphics editor specifically designed for pixel art and animation.

Aseprite is a pixel art software for macOS, Linux and Windows with which you can create animated sprites and graphics. Aseprite is much used tool in the pixel art and indie game development scene where the tool allow designers to gets down to the nitty-gritty and create amazing pixel sprites and animations.

The world most popular raster graphics editor, Adobe Photoshop is used for photo editing and graphic design professionals to make their creations come to life. Photoshop is developed and published by Adobe Inc, and is available for iOS, macOS and Windows.

Krita is a professional free and open-source painting software created and maintained by artists. The main focus of the project is to create top quality painting tools that everyone can afford and enjoy. Krita features an OpenGL-accelerated canvas, colour management support, an advanced brush engine, non-destructive layers and masks, group-based layer management, vector artwork support and switchable customisation profiles.

GIMP is a free and open-source raster graphics editor developed by the Free Software Foundation (GNU). The software is a perfect fit for anyone looking for a free and open alternative to Adobe Photoshop. GIMP can be used for photo retouching, image editing and composition. The software is commonly know within the Linux community but is available under the GPLv3+ licenses for macOS and Windows as well.

Glimpse is an open source image editor based on the GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP) 2.10.18. The goal of Glimpse is to experiment with new ideas and expand the use of free/libre software. Glimpse brings a new name and logo, a cleaner UI, and fewer "easter eggs" make an already amazing open source software package feel more enterprise-ready.