Dixel 0.0.23 brings tilemaps. Build a level or a scene from reusable tiles, edit a tile once and watch every copy update, then export a sheet and a map your game engine can read. Tilemap editing is Pro; everything else in the app is unchanged.

Dixel 0.0.24 makes tilemaps isometric. A tilemap layer can now use the pixel-art 2:1 diamond convention instead of a square grid — so you can build floors, roads, and plazas that export straight into an isometric map in Godot or Tiled. Tilemap editing stays Pro; nothing else changes.

Dixel 0.0.21 is all about getting your work out of the app and organized. It brings export scale presets, exporting layers as separate files, a merged-sampling eyedropper, selection refinements, and gallery folders. Everything here is free — the only Pro part is upscaled export, which is unchanged.

Dixel 0.0.20 is a big one. It brings a retro CRT effect to your canvas and your exports, adds canvas view rotation, a custom brush, a dither ink, and per-tool brush memory — and it smooths out importing an image. Everything here is free.

Dixel 0.0.19 adds a minimap / navigator — the small overview panel that makes working zoomed in on a big sprite much easier. It's free.

Dixel 0.0.18 is a big one. Bring outside art in, draw patterns that tile seamlessly, and build your own palettes — all free.

Dixel 0.0.10 sharpens the on-canvas transform that arrived in 0.0.9. Pasting is faster to work with, moving and scaling now stay true to the pixel grid, and the handles are easier to see and grab.

Dixel 0.0.11 is a workspace-comfort release: the tools are easier to learn, the left toolbar is in a more natural order, and the floating panels stay out of your way.

Dixel 0.0.12 is about shaping strokes: choose a round or square brush tip, shade with a new ink tool, and undo with one tap.

Dixel 0.0.9 adds the alignment aids pixel artists ask for, on-canvas transform for pastes and selections, and a few small touches that keep you drawing.