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Pixel Snapper is a free, open-source tool for cleaning up AI-generated pixel art. It fixes blur, inconsistent pixels and off-grid pixels while preserving details such as dithering and outlines, and it can apply a pixel art color palette to the image. A paid desktop edition adds batch processing.
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