Hi,

 

Can somebody please answer a question that I've always wanted to know:

 

How to I pixelize something (i.e a name)

Hmm.... Have you tried making it smaller then larger? When it gets smaller, it makes the overall picture less detailed. When you make it larger, it doesn't return to its normal state.

Yes, then it comes out in a pixelized N! :-s :-k

Have you ever tryed to open Paint?

Yes!

Open up microsoft paint and start drawing XD You can probably find alot of pixel art tutorials on the net.

Not what he means.

 

 

 

He means how do you pixellate something that's already made.

Oh, in that case. Try copying a picture and paste it into ms paint and then save it as a gif file. XD That should do it. \

 

 

 

Like this??

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(*whispers* Don't tell Goldwolflord that that's his sig XD)

 

 

 

P.S. If you want it as a png file again then resave the gif file as png. :)

if you have the gimp you can use the image and put it through a filter called "pixelize" it will make the whole picture pixl..y...with rather large pixles though

Dude you totally killed my sig... WTP...

 

 

 

If you're gonna save as GIF at least do it properly.

You want to pixelate something already pixelated??

 

Or you want to see the pixels of something already pixelated so you can change something?

No. He wants to make something pixelated that's already made.

What the heck, how do you do that?

Enlarge it, or use the pixellate effect if you have photoshop.

But they are pixels already. How is he going to make pixels out of pixels? Or did he just mean to enlarge them?

How to make it look pixellated. E.G You have something soft looking, but you want it to look all pixelly...

 

 

 

I really have no idea how to explain this, but it's frustrating me.

just trace over it in ms paint i guees then erase everything outside the border :?:

noobish you got a pic of it? or is that what you are trying to figure out?

This thread is dead.

 

 

 

If not, then just post the picture and I'll pixellate it for you.