Your canvas, your rules
Pick the size, up to 32 colours with names, a background, the cooldown between pixels, an optional pixel cap per member, who may paint and when it opens and closes.
Pixel Canvas brings r/place to your server. Staff create a canvas with its own size, palette, cooldown and opening hours. Members place one pixel at a time with /canvas place, zoom around the picture with /canvas view, and a live panel in the channel shows the artwork growing. When it ends, BotGG posts the final image, an animated GIF timelapse and the top painters.
/canvas place x:42 y:17 color:Neon Pink

Pick the size, up to 32 colours with names, a background, the cooldown between pixels, an optional pixel cap per member, who may paint and when it opens and closes.
/canvas view shows any part of the canvas with rulers and a grid, with buttons to pan and zoom from 1× to 16×. Colour autocomplete shows a swatch, number, name and hex.
A panel in the channel refreshes with the whole image, painters, pixels and % painted. Snapshots build a timelapse in the console and a GIF the bot posts at the end.
Roll back one member’s pixels, or everything in an area since a time, without losing history. Clear an area, and ban a painter from the canvas with one command.
Inspect any pixel in the console to see its last writes. /canvas me and /canvas top show pixels, rank and cooldown for members.
Announce the opening with a role ping, and use Flows to react to the start, every Nth pixel, rollbacks and the end, or to paint and control the canvas.
Open https://console.botgg.app, choose your server and turn on Pixel Canvas in the Engagement section. Create a canvas with a size preset, a palette, a cooldown, a channel and optional start and end times.
Members run /canvas place x y color: x counts from the left, y from the top. The reply shows a zoomed image around the new pixel and when they can place the next one.
The live view in the console refreshes every few seconds, with zoom, a cursor read-out, pixel history and area tools for rollbacks and clears.
At the end time the bot posts the final picture, the GIF timelapse and the top 10 painters. The console keeps the timelapse player and its frames.
Every placement checks the cooldown, bans and caps in one safe step, so two members painting at the same moment never break the picture. Rollbacks never delete history: they restore what was there before, and a rollback can itself be undone. No coins are paid for pixels, so the canvas is pure creativity.
Free servers can run 1 canvas at a time with sides of up to 100 pixels. Pro allows 3 canvases at a time with sides of up to 256 pixels.
/canvas place, /canvas view: paint a pixel or explore the canvas/canvas me, /canvas top: your pixels and rank, the top painters/canvas rollback, /canvas ban: staff tools against vandalismGenerated from the bot’s real command definitions. Full list on the commands page.
/canvasPixel Canvas: paint the shared canvas one pixel at a time6 subcommands/canvas placexycolorcanvas?Place one pixel on the canvas/canvas viewx?y?zoom?canvas?Look at the canvas — zoom in anywhere/canvas mecanvas?Your pixels, rank, cooldown and the palette/canvas topcanvas?The top painters of the canvas/canvas rollbackmemberminutes?canvas?Staff: undo a member’s pixels/canvas banmemberunban?canvas?Staff: ban a member from painting on the canvasEvery feature works on the Free plan. Pro raises the limits and unlocks extras.
| Limit | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Live pixel canvases | 1 | 3 |
| Pixel canvas size (per side) | 100 | 256 |
Turn on Pixel Canvas in the BotGG console, create a canvas with a size, palette and cooldown, and pick its channel. Members start painting with /canvas place as soon as it opens.
Each side can be up to 100 pixels on the Free plan and up to 256 pixels on Pro. The size is fixed after you create the canvas.
Staff can roll back a member’s pixels with /canvas rollback, restore an area to an earlier time in the console, clear an area and ban the painter from the canvas.
Yes. BotGG takes snapshots while the canvas is open. The console plays them as a timelapse, and the bot posts an animated GIF when the canvas ends.
You can recolour, rename and add colours up to 32, but not remove them, so pixels already painted keep their colour.
Add BotGG for free, then switch features on in the web console.