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Color Pixels: Pixel Art
Pixel Art Color by Number, Every Color Named
A calm pixel-art color-by-number game for iOS and Android, built for color-blind players and designed for everyone. Every color in the palette shows its name and can be spoken aloud, with a dedicated colorblind mode. Short 16×16 pictures, no ads when you open one, available in English, Portuguese and Spanish.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Rodrigo, a solo mobile developer.
Color-by-number games are some of the most downloaded apps in the world, but almost all of them assume you can tell close shades apart. About 1 in 12 men is color blind, and honestly, it's hard for everyone to tell two greens apart in a tiny swatch.
In Color Pixels, every color has a name on the palette, and tapping it reads the name aloud. The speech ducks your music instead of pausing it, and it only talks when you pick a color, never on every tap.
It's free, and ads never interrupt you when you open a picture.
I'd love feedback on two things: does the color naming feel natural, and which sprite themes should come next?
About Color Pixels: Pixel Art on Product Hunt
“Pixel Art Color by Number, Every Color Named”
Color Pixels: Pixel Art was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #134 on the daily leaderboard. A calm pixel-art color-by-number game for iOS and Android, built for color-blind players and designed for everyone. Every color in the palette shows its name and can be spoken aloud, with a dedicated colorblind mode. Short 16×16 pictures, no ads when you open one, available in English, Portuguese and Spanish.
On the analytics side, Color Pixels: Pixel Art competes within Android, iOS and Inclusivity — topics that collectively have 169.4k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Color Pixels: Pixel Art performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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Rodrigo Ferreira
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Rodrigo, a solo mobile developer.
Color-by-number games are some of the most downloaded apps in the world, but almost all of them assume you can tell close shades apart. About 1 in 12 men is color blind, and honestly, it's hard for everyone to tell two greens apart in a tiny swatch.
In Color Pixels, every color has a name on the palette, and tapping it reads the name aloud. The speech ducks your music instead of pausing it, and it only talks when you pick a color, never on every tap.
It's free, and ads never interrupt you when you open a picture.
I'd love feedback on two things: does the color naming feel natural, and which sprite themes should come next?