.PXO File Extension
Pixelorama Project
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What is a PXO file?
A PXO file is a project created by Orama Interactive Pixelorama, an open-source sprite editor. It contains project information, such as pencil strokes, lines, shapes, gradients, and shading that comprise the graphic, along with metadata, such as the canvas size and creator. Users typically open and edit PXO files with Pixelorama and export them as .PNG images.
More Information
Pixelorama allows you to create sprites, tiles, and animations for expressive purposes or as graphical resources in a game or app. The software is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux and can run in a web browser.
When you save your project to preserve your editing progress, Pixelorama saves it as a PXO file by default. Once saved, you can close and re-open the project to continue editing.
NOTE: Pixelorama compresses PXO files with ZSTD compression if the creator chooses the "Use ZSTD Compression" option when saving the PXO project.
How to open a PXO file
You can open a PXO file with Orama Interactive Pixelorama in Windows, macOS, Linux, and a web browser. To do so, select .