Unpixeling Tutorial

Some people do not know how to unpixel. This tutorial will probably help you! NOTE: Some people may use a different method to unpixel, but this is how I unpixel.

VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: When you finish the unpixelation, remember to save your pictures as .PNG!

STEP 1-

Paste the picture you want to unpixel on to the drawing area.

STEP 2-

Outline the picture using the line tool. Make sure you outline it white. Select the smallest line in the options box. This is how it should look like:

STEP 3-

For the shading, select the 2nd smallest line in the options box and outline the shading. This is how it should look like: 

STEP 4-

Now, on the top, click the Image button then click the Attributes button. When you're done doing that, your screen should look something like:

Then, look at the Colors section. Press Black and white and then press OK on the right side.

It should look like this:

Cool, huh?

STEP 5- 

After that is done, go back to Attributes and press Colors. Press OK after that. Your color box should go back to normal.

Then, go to Images then press Invert Colors. It should look like this:

STEP 6-

Repaste the original picture onto the drawing area and use the Pick Colors tool to color. It should look like this:

After you are done coloring, it should look like this:

TA-DA! Now you know how to unpixel! Please post the unpixelations you created using this tutorial in the comments!

FINAL RESULT:

VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: Remember to save your pictures as .PNG!

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Permalink Reply by Sif on May 3, 2012 at 12:54am

I'm stuck at step three

and i cant find the attributes 

Permalink Reply by Walter Warfstache on June 7, 2012 at 4:39pm

 Brian press ctrl e

Permalink Reply by Adrian on August 16, 2012 at 2:50am

Permalink Reply by The Joker (Zybloks) on December 25, 2012 at 10:41am

ANOTHER SUPER IMPORTANT NOTE: If unpixelating a blank background pic, first you need to paint it black or something, otherwise when you invert colors you will turn it to black... IN short: if you don't want your final pic to have a black background, color it before going to the attributes... 

REASON I"M TELLING YOU: it happened with me :(

Permalink Reply by Sami : Galvanic Mechamorph on January 12, 2013 at 1:58am

i was near but i got wrong

look

Permalink Reply by WolfEye: Heartbreaker on January 12, 2013 at 5:43am

There is another tutorial in my group

Permalink Reply by Ben Grrungstox on March 14, 2013 at 3:54am

check this out:

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