Fizzy (was known as Pixi) is a cross-platform open-source pixel art editor and animation editor written in Zig.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Typical pixel art operations. (draw, erase, dropper, bucket, selection, transformation, etc).
- Tabs and splits, drag and drop to reorder and reconfigure.
- File explorer with search and drag and drop.
- Intuitive and customizable user interface.
- Sprite packing.
- Zig library offering modules for handling assets.
Website: github.com/fizzyedit/fizzy
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Developer: Colton Franklin
License: MIT License
Fizzy is written in Zig. Learn Zig with our recommended free tutorials.
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