Made with Summer Pixel · CC0 · 20 Sept 2026

Seamless Pixel Grass Tile

Edited image: Reference image: one pixel-art grass ground tile, drawn large and centered, with surrounding empty margin, background, border, frame, vignette or drop shadow around it. Task: extract just that tile and output it alone as a standalone square ground tile image. Crop tight to the tile's exact square edges and remove ALL surrounding empty background, margin, border, frame, vignette, glow, gradient, outline and drop shadow, so the tile fills the entire square canvas edge to edge with nothing wrapped around it. Output it as a FLAT top-down grass ground texture: if the reference tile shows a raised grass block with earthy brown soil sides below the grass surface, output only the grass surface pattern as a flat, evenly lit, top-down, seamless grass tile in the exact same style. Do not introduce any new object, character, prop, text or shadow. Keep the EXACT pixel-art style, palette and 16-bit cozy look of the source, unchanged - same bright greens, same tiny darker green tufts, same hand-placed pixels, same dithering. Orthographic straight-down top view, uniform lighting, no perspective, no cast shadow, no seams between repeats: the left edge must match the right edge and the top edge must match the bottom edge so copies tile together without visible breaks. Hard-edged chunky pixels, crisp 1-pixel edges, no anti-aliasing, no blur, no soft gradients. Render it as a low-resolution 32x32 pixel-art tile shown with a chunky uniform pixel grid - 32 blocks across and 32 blocks down.