Draw your own pixel art, one pixel at a time, on a grid of 16 to 64 pixels across: square, 4:3 or 16:9. Pick from 32 cheerful colors or mix your own, fill whole shapes at once, draw straight lines, and turn on the mirror to draw both halves of a heart, a face or a butterfly at the same time. Made a mistake? Undo it. On a phone, zoom in with two fingers to draw even the smallest pixels.
Make it move: add frames, change each one a little, and press Play - the onion skin shows the frame before, so you can see what to change. Then save it as a GIF or a PNG, or on a phone save it to your photos or share it right away. A link carries your drawing, so a friend can open it and make it their own. And see it as ironing beads, a diamond painting or cross-stitch.
No idea what to draw? Start from a kitty, a strawberry, a ghost or a rainbow and make it yours. Or start from a photo, a GIF or a short video of your own: it comes in pixels, at the size you chose, in the same 32 colors - and for other colors, a part of the picture or beads, there is Image to Pixel. More to look at: all the pixel art of Glitter Graphics. Glitter words instead? The Blinkie Studio and the Glitter Editor.