Pixel Art

Turn your car into pixel art

A genuine 16-bit sprite in the style of 1990s console racers: a strict grid of chunky visible pixels, a palette capped at 32 colours, dithering instead of gradients, and no anti-aliasing anywhere. The constraint is the point — it looks like it shipped on a cartridge.

What this style does

Strict pixel grid with clearly visible chunky pixels
Limited palette of no more than 32 colours
Dithering patterns in place of gradients
Hard pixel-perfect edges with no anti-aliasing

Best for

Retro gaming fans, profile pictures, stickers and anything that wants to look like a sprite sheet.

Try Pixel Art on your car

Free preview — no credits needed to see how it looks.

A car rendered in Pixel Art style by AutoToonify

Example output in Pixel Art style

How it works

Step 1
Upload a photo
Any clear photo of your car. Bright, uncluttered shots give the best result.
Step 2
Preview the style
See Pixel Art applied to your own car before spending anything.
Step 3
Generate full quality
Render at full resolution and download it, ready to print or post.

Other styles to try

Claymation

Aardman-style stop motion — handcrafted clay surfaces with visible fingerprints.

Diecast Toy

Hot Wheels-style miniature — glossy paint, tilt-shift focus, blister-pack vibes.

Low Poly 3D

PS1-era 3D — flat-shaded triangles, faceted surfaces, vertex jitter.

See all 13 styles →