Fish pixel art
12 fishes in pixel art, made in Retro Diffusion by 10 creators. Each one shows the prompt, size and style behind it, so you can make your own in seconds.
Worm's-eye view looking straight up at a large flying koi fish gliding overhead, its body arcing across the sky, long translucent fins flowing, scales…
colorful fish
one colorful fish
the same fish as the reference image: side view facing left, chunky blue body with light speckles, huge open mouth taking half the body with big jagged cream…
A grouper fish large and menacing
A colorful fish in a steel bucket full of water
An intimate corner of a peaceful ornamental fish farm in clear bright morning sunlight, viewed from a fixed elevated three-quarter overhead game camera. One…
A perch fish rendered in 16x16 pixel art tiles, swimming gracefully through clear water with subtle motion blur, surrounded by aquatic plants and glowing…
sheet of small item icons: fish, clay pot, bundle of reeds, gold coin, clay tablet, bronze key, flatbread, red carnelian gem
side view of a rare glowing koi fish swimming to the right, pale lavender body, periwinkle back, small gold crescent moon mark on its side, long fan-shaped…
2 columns and 2 rows of different fishes, or marine animals, medieval style, rotated 135°, with the intent of being food items for an OTServ.
12 fishes in pixel art, made in Retro Diffusion by 10 creators. Each one shows the prompt, size and style behind it, so you can make your own in seconds.
The most common size for fishes here is 64×64, and the most used style is Default.
Every image is real pixel art on a true grid with a limited palette, ready to drop into a game. Open one to copy its settings, or start from the Default style with your own prompt.
How do I make fish pixel art?
Describe the fish in a short prompt, pick a style (Default is the most used for fishes here) and a size such as 64×64, then generate. Retro Diffusion draws on a real pixel grid, so the result is game-ready.
What size should a fish sprite be?
Most fishes in this gallery are 64×64, 128×128, 256×256 pixels. Small sizes (32×32, 64×64) suit icons and characters; larger ones suit scenes.
Can I use fishes I make in my game?
Yes. These examples were made by the community and are shown for inspiration. Pixel art you generate yourself is yours to use, including in commercial games.