What is a Random Pixel Generator?
A random pixel generator creates images where each pixel is assigned a color based on different algorithms and color palettes. This creates unique abstract patterns, noise textures, and colorful digital art that's perfect for backgrounds, textures, and creative projects.
What Are the Different Generation Modes?
The generator offers six modes: Pure Random (completely random colors), Perlin Noise (smooth, natural-looking patterns), Cellular Automata (organic, life-like patterns), Gradient Noise (smooth color transitions), Fractal Pattern (self-similar recursive patterns), and Voronoi Diagram (cell-based geometric patterns).
How Do Color Palettes Work?
Color palettes restrict the generated colors to specific ranges and themes. Choose from Rainbow (full spectrum), Warm (reds, oranges, yellows), Cool (blues, greens, purples), Earth (natural browns and greens), Monochrome (grayscale), Neon (bright, electric colors), Pastel (soft, muted tones), and Sunset (warm gradient colors).
Can I Control the Randomness?
Yes! You can use the seed input to generate reproducible results. When you enter the same seed value with the same dimensions and settings, you'll get the exact same pattern. This is useful when you want to recreate a specific result or share your settings with others.
What Image Formats Are Supported?
The generator creates images in PNG format, which provides lossless compression and supports the full range of colors. PNG is perfect for random pixel images as it preserves the exact color values without compression artifacts.
Are There Size Limitations?
You can generate images up to 2000×2000 pixels. Larger images will take longer to generate and result in bigger file sizes. For most creative projects, sizes between 100×100 and 512×512 pixels provide a good balance of detail and file size.