AI painting assistant for wplace.live. Generate templates with AI, smart overlays, and pixel-perfect precision.
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Wplace Helper is a AI painting assistant for wplace.live. Generate templates with AI, smart overlays, and pixel-perfect precision.
🎨 Current Features:
• Image Overlay - Use any image as a reference overlay on the canvas to assist precise drawing
• One-Click Pixelation - Automatically convert regular images to pixel style for creative needs
• Text to Image - Quickly convert text content to image format for easy creative use
• AI Text-to-Image - Generate pixel art reference images directly from text descriptions
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Elegant, with a nice UI, works well and seems bug free. Unfortunately, currently useless for the task, as it just randomly scales the output image to an arbitrary pixel resolution that depends on the size of the input image in some non-obvious way. If for some weird reason you don't care what size the output will be, then it might be OK. But if you input a sprite that's already the correct scale, it'll definitely mess it up for you.