Open the File menu again, but choose Export As this time. Now that it’s safe, it’s time to export it as a final image in your chosen format. Open the File menu and choose Save As, and save your file using the default XCF format that GIMP uses. Both of these are lossless formats that also support transparency, which makes them the perfect choice.īefore exporting, let’s save a copy of your work (although you already should have been saving along the way!). Use the PNG format or the GIF format for proper indexing of your color palette. In order to keep your pixel art looking as crisp as the second you finished it, it’s important to export your image file in a lossless format. JPEG is the most popular image format at the moment, but it’s a lossy format, and saving your pixel art in the JPEG format will change its colors and quite possibly ruin it. How to Export Your GIMP Pixel Art Properly When zoomed out a bit and with the grid, overlay turned off, I can finally tell if the chicken is fully cooked or not. I made a few brushes for working with pixels like you did on every engine (or almost every). Im not much into pixel art, but one thing I liked of krita is that its porssible to make all brush engines to work in aliased mode.
Zoomed back out to 400% and it looks ready to go Nice tutorial I like how you kept it simple.
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