A color, not a claim.
24-bit RGB · Any wallet can repaint
Every pixel is a public decision.
Every pixel is a public decision.
One cell at a time.No pixel is yours forever.
A small change in a shared composition.
One coordinatex, y
Choose a cellPick an RGBReview the change
A small change.
A shared composition.
32 × 32 cellsOne call, one pixel
Product illustration — not a live canvas or chain data.No deposits. Network gas only.
One coordinateA visible change
One cell.
One current color.The next mark can change it.
Choose any coordinate in the canvas and set a new RGB value. Pixeon records the change — it does not assign ownership of the cell.
x: 0–31y: 0–3124-bit RGB
From choice to color
One cell- Coordinate
- A single addressable cell
- Color
- One exact RGB value
- Change
- The caller signs its own mark
The first paint may be black. An unchanged already-painted color is rejected.
Small surface. Full responsibility.
The current color is public. A successful paint emits its coordinate, author and exact RGB value. Repainting does not erase earlier events.
Understand the recordNo exclusive ownerA public surface
Your wallet makes the mark.It does not own the space.
There are no pixel roles, bidding tiers or administrator-controlled painting permissions. Any wallet can repaint any coordinate.
No depositsNo token approvalNo rewards
Review the small thing that matters.
A future onchain review shows the exact coordinate and color, the connected wallet, the deployment version and an execution-gas cap. Nothing sends silently.
This Demo has no deployed contract or selected network. Onchain writes are disabled.
Try it without a transaction.
The separate canvas page has a browser-memory practice. It is not public, not onchain, not saved and not other users’ art.
Open the canvasThe Pixeon design paper
A shared surface.
Clear rules.
Read the coordinate model, repainting behavior, public attribution and the limits of a current-color record.
Read the whitepaperEvery
pixel
counts.
A canvas is shared.
A mark is attributable.
A color can change.
Before your first mark
Clear by
design.
Do I own a pixel after painting it?
No. Any wallet may repaint the same coordinate. Painting confers no exclusivity, asset, reward or right to future use.
Can a painted pixel become black?
Yes. Black is a valid RGB value, including the first paint. The contract tracks whether a cell was ever painted separately from its color.
Does repainting delete the old author?
The current-state mapping stores the color and painted flag, not an owner or author. Historical PixelPainted events retain each prior author and color.
Is this a live community canvas?
Not yet. The local practice is only this tab’s memory, cleared on reload. The contract has been tested locally but is not deployed on a public chain.
One cell at a time.
Make a mark.
Leave room for others.
Explore a local canvas. No wallet needed for the practice.
Open canvas