Gerador Pixel Art
Early access — pixel art first

Your AI Game Art Director for Consistent Pixel Art

Sprites that don't match? That's style drift — a direction problem, not a generation problem. Gerador Pixel Art locks your style into a living Art Bible and checks every asset — AI-generated or hand-made — against your rules. One game, one look.

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One scene, eight pixel art directions — consistency is a choice.

What is Gerador Pixel Art?

Gerador Pixel Art is an AI art director for game development. Instead of generating random images, it helps you define a visual direction, locks it into an executable Art Bible, and reviews every asset — generated or hand-made — against your own rules.

What Gerador Pixel Art does

Visual Direction Lab

Adjust camera, proportions, palette, outlines and UI density with live controls — and watch a real vertical-slice preview react instantly.

A living Art Bible

Your decisions become human-readable pages AND executable rules — the same source drives previews, prompts and reviews.

Consistent generation

Briefs and prompts are compiled from your canon, so every generated or imported asset is checked against the same direction.

Canon Library

Everything approved lives in one versioned library — with history, dependencies and engine-ready exports.

AI image generator vs. AI art director

AI image generator vs. AI art director
Any AI image generatorGerador Pixel Art — AI art director
A different style every runOne canon, enforced on every asset
Prompt roulettePrompts compiled from your own rules
Assets drift as the project growsEvery asset reviewed against your Art Bible
One-off images in a downloads folderVersioned Canon Library with history and exports
You are the consistency QAConsistency checks are built in

1 in 5 games released on Steam in 2025 discloses generative AI — up ~700% year over year. The problem isn't generating; it's directing. (Totally Human Media)

How does Gerador Pixel Art work?

  1. 1

    Bring references

    Pick games from a curated library or upload your own references — Gerador Pixel Art explains what makes them work.

  2. 2

    Tune your direction live

    Sliders and presets update a representative preview in real time until it feels like your game.

  3. 3

    Produce with confidence

    Generate or import assets, review them against your rules, and export a consistent set to your engine.

Simple plans, honest credits

Subscription covers the studio; credits cover generation. You always see the cost before you spend.

Explore

Free

Prove the direction

  • 1 sandbox project
  • Guided onboarding + Art Bible
  • Instant previews
  • Starter credits

Creator

$24/month

Ship your game's look

  • 3 active projects
  • Full Visual Direction Lab
  • 200 credits/month — scale up to 10×
  • Canon Library + exports

Studio

Coming soon

Direction for teams

  • Collaboration & approvals
  • 5 seats included
  • 1,000 credits/month
  • Priority queue

Frequently asked questions

What is Gerador Pixel Art?

Gerador Pixel Art is an AI art director for game development. Instead of generating random images, it helps you define a visual direction, locks it into an executable Art Bible, and reviews every asset — generated or hand-made — against your own rules.

Is Gerador Pixel Art just another AI image generator?

No. Generators give you pretty one-offs that don't match. Gerador Pixel Art's job is consistency: it compiles your art direction into rules and prompts, then checks every sprite, tile and portrait against that canon before it enters your library.

How does Gerador Pixel Art keep my game art consistent?

Every project has a versioned canon: palette, proportions, outlines, camera and per-category rules. Generation prompts are compiled from that canon, imports are reviewed against it, and deviations are flagged with fixes — so assets made months apart still belong to the same game.

What is a game Art Bible?

An Art Bible is the document that defines how your game looks: style, palette, proportions, do's and don'ts. In Gerador Pixel Art it's alive — human-readable pages backed by machine-executable rules that drive previews, prompts and reviews.

Can I use my own art or work with human artists?

Yes. Gerador Pixel Art reviews imported assets the same way it reviews generated ones. Many teams use it as the referee between freelancers, in-house artists and AI output.

Which pixel art styles does Gerador Pixel Art support?

From 1-bit minimalism to 16-bit JRPG, 32px metroidvania, top-down RPG and modern hi-bit — with control over grid size, outlines, palettes and camera perspective.

How much does Gerador Pixel Art cost?

Explore is free: one sandbox project with starter credits. Creator is $24/month with 200 monthly credits (scale up to 10×). Studio, for teams, is coming soon. You always see the credit cost before you spend.

Who owns the assets I make with Gerador Pixel Art?

You do. Assets you generate or import are yours, including for commercial use. Credits are appreciated, never required.

What is style drift?

Style drift is when your game's art slowly stops matching: new sprites don't fit old ones, AI output changes between runs, asset packs clash. Gerador Pixel Art exists to kill it — one versioned canon, and every asset is checked against it before it ships.

When does Gerador Pixel Art launch?

We're in early access, pixel art first. Join the waitlist and you'll get an invite as soon as doors open — one email, maybe two.

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