Pixelle

What Pixelle is

Pixelle is a web-based visual toolkit for indie developers making app icons, marketing graphics, and app store screens. It generates icons in consistent styles for iOS, Android, and web apps, with 3D, pixel art, flat, line, and gradient options. Export formats include PNG, SVG, ICO, and ICNS; transparent PNG icons can also be imported into Figma and organized as components or a team library. For app store marketing, users can upload screenshots and generate screens with headlines, backgrounds, and device frames, localized to 20+ languages. Templates and layouts, AI headline generation, localization, exports, and project management are listed as always free, with unlimited projects. New accounts receive five credits, and image generation and ASO Grader analysis each use one credit. One-time credit packs start at $5, paid once for 50 credits; credits never expire. Pixelle also makes static custom emoji images for uploading through Slack's emoji settings. It says users retain ownership of generated content for personal or commercial use, subject to OpenAI policies and applicable law.

Who it suits

Pixelle suits indie developers who need app icons or app store marketing screens, including localized versions. It may also suit teams organizing transparent PNG icons in Figma or creating static emoji images for Slack.

Limits

A new account receives 5 free credits, and both image generation and ASO Grader analysis cost 1 credit per use. Additional credits require a one-time pack: $5, paid once for Starter Pack, $9, paid once for Standard Pack, or $40, paid once for Pro Pack.

Getting started

1. Visit https://pixelle.io/ in a web browser.
2. Create a new account to receive 5 free credits.
3. Use screen templates, layouts, localization, exports, or project management among the always-free features.
4. Spend credits on image generation or ASO Grader analysis.
5. Buy a one-time credit pack if you need more credits.

Verdict

Pixelle brings icon creation, app store screen generation, and related project tools together in a web toolkit. Its free features and one-time credit packs offer different ways to use the service; note the credit cost for image generation and analysis.