Pixel Art Collect

400 masterpieces, from the Renaissance to ukiyo-e. Tap a color, send your ant squads, clear the pixel wall and reveal the painting.

Pixel Art Collect turns 400 of the world's great paintings into a calm, clever color puzzle.

Every painting starts as a wall of pixels. Tap a color and a squad of tiny ants marches out to collect matching pixels from the bottom row. Columns drop, new colors come within reach, and the masterpiece is revealed from the top down. Plan ahead: each painting has a move budget and a par to beat for three stars, and a squad that is still waiting holds its slot. Calling a squad back is always free.

A MUSEUM TO FILL • 400 public-domain masterpieces in 17 museum rooms: Renaissance, Baroque, Dutch Golden Age, Rococo, Neoclassicism, Romanticism, Realism & Barbizon, Pre-Raphaelites, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Pointillism, Symbolism, Art Nouveau, Fauvism, Expressionism, Abstraction and Ukiyo-e • Mona Lisa, The Starry Night, The Birth of Venus, The Great Wave off Kanagawa, The Night Watch, The Kiss, The Scream and hundreds more • Every restored painting joins your gallery. Open the original and zoom in on the details

THE STORIES BEHIND THE ART • Read the story of each painting, a "Did you know?" fact and a "Look closer" detail to find in the picture • Meet 166 artists: their lives, places and movements, with a portrait where one is known • Artwork details and sources for every work • Share a restored painting as an image

PLAY YOUR WAY • No account needed to play • A short tutorial painting teaches the basics, and finishing it brings a welcome gift of boosters • Optional boosters: Hint, +5 Moves, Smart 5 Moves and Full Clear • Light and dark themes and adjustable text size • English and Turkish

Pixel Art Collect is free to play and shows ads. Optional in-app purchases include booster packs and a one-time purchase that removes between-level ads. Rewarded ads are always optional. Sign in with Apple is needed only to buy items, so your purchased items can be kept safe and recovered on a new device.

All paintings are in the public domain. Image sources are listed with each work.