Pixel animation examples from real test runs
Twenty real AI-made animation clips with the pixel grid found, colors before and after and file size, including where cleaning lost detail.
- Samples tested
- 20
- Samples needed to publish
- 10
- Palette max colors
- 16
- Requested grid width
- 32
- Requested grid height
- 32
- Minimum grid width
- 24
- Maximum grid width
- 45
Pixel animation examples with the numbers
Each row is one real raw GIF from an AI image model, run through the pixel art animation maker with automatic settings. Nothing is retouched. The row shows the pixel grid that was found, the most colors in any frame before and after, how closely every pixel matched its own grid cell, and the file size.
What the pixel animation examples show
These summaries show that the cleaning step reduced the measured clips to at most 16 colors and produced a consistent output grid. This is a self-consistency check, not a comparison with hand-drawn originals; the ripple clip can lose rings and fine highlights can be smoothed. Six representative raw clips are available in the maker for you to try.
How to read the table
Grid is the size of the cleaned picture in pixels. Colors is the most colors seen in any one frame. Cell match is the share of pixels equal to the main color of their cell. Motion is the correlation between frame-to-frame change before and after; a high score does not mean the pictures are identical.
Frequently asked questions
Are these examples edited?
No. Each is the output of one automatic run on one raw clip, with the settings shown.
Why is the grid not 32 by 32?
Image models do not draw on the grid you ask for. The grids found ranged from 24 to 45 pixels wide, so the tool measures the real one instead of assuming 32.
Try it on your own clip
Drop a GIF or start from a sample.