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Pixel It is a JavaScript library for converting an image into pixel art. Users can set the pixel block size, apply a color palette, or convert an image to pixel grayscale. Palettes can be uploaded from .hex, pixilart.com txt, or Paint.net TXT files, or set manually. A live page allows changes to block size, palette, and maximum height and width.
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