NANOPHAGE RESEARCH / PAINT
Visible layers, full resolution.
JPEG fills transparent areas with white.
Text becomes pixels on the active layer. Use Undo to revise.
Save a project copy before replacing this image.
Right-drag uses the secondary color. Pen pressure changes stroke width. Fill affects connected pixels on the active layer; tolerance controls how similar their colors must be.
Spore scatters dots. Filament connects nearby points along a stroke. Mirror, quadrant, and radial symmetry apply to freehand tools.
Eraser removes pixels from the active layer, revealing the layers and canvas background below. Image transforms affect all layers; filters and Clear affect only the active layer.
Shift constrains rectangles to squares, ellipses to circles, and lines to 45° increments. Curve uses three clicks: start, end, bend. Fill + outline uses the secondary color inside. Drag within a selection to move its pixels; paste creates a new layer.
Autosave is local to this browser. Save project downloads an editable .nanopaint file. Open accepts projects and images; images become a new layer and are scaled down only if needed. Export includes visible layers. PNG and WebP support transparency; JPEG fills transparent areas with white.
Scroll to zoom around the pointer. Space-drag or Hand pans. Fit resets the view. Grid and symmetry guides are excluded from exports.
Maximum: 2048 × 2048 pixels, 8 layers. Undo depth depends on document size. Save a project file to keep a backup outside this browser.
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