Made with Summer Pixel · CC0 · 16 Sept 2026

Framed Cat Silhouette Window

Edited image: Edit this pixel-art image with EXACTLY three targeted changes inside the one warm lit yellow window. Everything else must stay pixel-for-pixel identical: same composition, same night palette, same chunky pixel-art treatment, same building, same warm yellow window glow, same apartment lights, and the same man and woman silhouettes in exactly the same places and poses. CHANGE 1 - window frame: the lit yellow window currently has no frame, so it reads as a borderless rectangle of light. Add a clear, readable apartment window frame around it in the same chunky pixel-art style: a dark frame across the top, down both sides, and a sill along the bottom edge, plus one horizontal mullion bar crossing the window. Draw the frame with the crisp hard-edged pixel blocks and a thin pale sill highlight, matching how the real apartment windows are framed in a photograph of a two-storey siding apartment (dark thin sash outline with a pale lower sill lip). CHANGE 2 - cat heads only: the two cat silhouettes currently show whole bodies. Show ONLY THEIR HEADS - remove the bodies entirely - leaving the two heads at the same left-to-right positions inside the window, one cat head slightly larger than the other. The heads must be solid black silhouettes with two pointed ears each, in the same flat silhouette style as the man and woman. CHANGE 3 - raised window sill: raise the bottom edge of the lit yellow window so its sill sits at the height of the male silhouette's knee. The area below his knee must no longer be part of the lit window - it becomes dark night building wall like the rest of the unlit facade. He is now visible only from the knee up. Strictly keep it pixel art: chunky visible pixels, hard aliased edges, no antialiasing, no smoothing, no blur, no photorealism. Do not add any new objects, people, text, or lights, and do not move or restyle the man, the woman, or the building.