New Canvas Sizes and Mirror Modes in Piktor

Bigger Canvases

We've added 128x128 canvas support to all editors. This gives you four times the area of our previous maximum (64x64) — enough for detailed character portraits, large environment tiles, and complex UI mockups.

Mirror Modes

Drawing symmetrical art just got easier with three mirror modes:

Horizontal Mirror

Everything you draw on the left is automatically mirrored on the right. Perfect for:

• Front-facing character sprites
• Symmetrical buildings and objects
• UI frames and borders

Vertical Mirror

Top mirrors to bottom. Great for:

• Reflections in water
• Symmetrical patterns and mandalas

Both (H+V)

Four-way symmetry. Ideal for:

• Kaleidoscope patterns
• Floor tiles and decorative elements
• Icons and emblems

How to Use

Select your mirror mode from the toolbar before drawing. A dotted guide line shows the mirror axis on your canvas. Everything you draw on one side automatically appears on the other.

Canvas Size Guide

• 16x16: Icons, tiny sprites, tile textures
• 32x32: Standard game sprites, small characters
• 64x64: Detailed characters, large tiles
• 128x128: Portraits, splash art, complex scenes