Some might say, "Just use Photoshop!" but PS wasn't made with pixel art in mind.

Aseprite. however, brings all the tools you need so your work as either an aspiring artist or a seasoned veteran is smooth like warm butter.
- The animation tools it provides are very good.
- The UI is simple and very pleasing to look at.
- You can download scripts to fit specific needs, or you can create them yourself!
- Support for tilesets, exporting to Twitter and specific formats.

I've drawn with this program for about 300 hours and there's still functions I didn't know existed until recently (who reads Documentation am I right?) but also because it's being worked on, so new features are still being added to this day.

Anyhow, Aseprite really is helping me become a better Pixel Artist, and I believe that If you are just entering the pixel art field you should definitely consider getting it. It's very much worth the money.

Some might say, "Just use Photoshop!" but PS wasn't made with pixel art in mind. Aseprite. however, brings all the tools you need so your work as either an aspiring artist or a seasoned veteran is smooth like warm butter. - The animation tools it provides are very good. - The UI is simple and very pleasing to look at. - You can download scripts to fit specific needs, or you can create them yourself! - Support for tilesets, exporting to Twitter and specific formats. I've drawn with this program for about 300 hours and there's still functions I didn't know existed until recently (who reads Documentation am I right?) but also because it's being worked on, so new features are still being added to this day. Anyhow, Aseprite really is helping me become a better Pixel Artist, and I believe that If you are just entering the pixel art field you should definitely consider getting it. It's very much worth the money.