Controls
Tap a queue to send its front llama onto the belt when there is a free spot. Linked llamas leave together and need two spots. A reward ad can open an extra spot on the belt.
How to play Pixel Belt
A pixel picture sits in the middle, ringed by a wooden belt. Llamas wait in queues around the grass. Tap a queue and the llama at the front steps onto the belt, then spits its colour onto a matching pixel. Fill every pixel to clear the picture.
The belt only holds so many llamas. If you send one with nowhere to stand, it cannot come out. Plan the order so a colour you need is not stuck behind one you do not.
Twists across 50 pictures
There are 50 pictures. Later ones add a twist. Linked llamas are tied with a rope and leave together, so both have to be at the front of their queues and the belt needs two free spots. Mystery llamas hide their colour behind a question mark until they reach the front. Ice pixels need two spits: the first cracks the ice, the second clears it. Rocks sit beside the picture and block a spit, so some pixels can only be reached from one side.
Between pictures the game can show a short break. An extra spot on a crowded belt is a reward you can watch an ad for.
Tips and tricks
- Send the colour the picture needs next, not the llama that has been waiting longest.
- Check mystery llamas before you fill the belt. Their colour is a surprise only until they reach the front.
- Linked llamas need two spaces. Clear a spot before you tap either queue.
- Ice takes two hits. Do not spend your last llama of that colour on the crack.
FAQ
Is Pixel Belt free?
Yes. It is free to play in your browser, with no download and no account.
Can I play on a phone or tablet?
Yes. Tap a queue to send its llama. The picture and the belt fit a phone screen.
Why did the two llamas not come out?
Linked llamas move together. Both have to be at the front, and the belt needs two free spots.
Is my progress saved?
Your cleared pictures are saved in your browser on this device.
