LED pixel art

LED pixel art comes in several very different approaches here: a WS2812 matrix of 64 addressable pixels, to be wired to an Arduino or ESP32 board, an app-controlled panel in 16×16 or 32×32, and a pixel photo frame that works without any programming.

16 items16 available right now
Pixel art LED 16 Lampes & éclairage LED 8
16 products
Divoom Fairy-OK Mini Karaoke Speaker — Wireless Mic and Pixel Art Display
Divoom Divoom Fairy-OK Mini Karaoke Speaker — Wireless Mic and Pixel Art DisplayAvailable
61,90€
Divoom Astrotoo Desk Speaker — 20 W, 480×480 Display, Keys and Joystick
Divoom Divoom Astrotoo Desk Speaker — 20 W, 480×480 Display, Keys and JoystickAvailable
194,90€
Divoom FlowToo Bedside Speaker — 10 W, Light Alarm Clock and 90 White Noises
Divoom Divoom FlowToo Bedside Speaker — 10 W, Light Alarm Clock and 90 White NoisesAvailable
97,90€
Divoom Timebox-Evo Bluetooth Speaker — 16×16 Pixel Art LED Front, 6 W
Divoom Divoom Timebox-Evo Bluetooth Speaker — 16×16 Pixel Art LED Front, 6 WAvailable
71,90€
Divoom Tiivoo-2 Bluetooth Speaker — Miniature Retro TV, Photo Album Display
Divoom Divoom Tiivoo-2 Bluetooth Speaker — Miniature Retro TV, Photo Album DisplayAvailable
85,90€
Divoom Ditoo-Pro Bluetooth Speaker — 15 W, Pixel Art Display and Mechanical Keyboard
Divoom Divoom Ditoo-Pro Bluetooth Speaker — 15 W, Pixel Art Display and Mechanical KeyboardAvailable
97,90€
Divoom MiniToo Bluetooth Speaker — Pixel Art Screen, Miniature Retro Computer Design
Divoom Divoom MiniToo Bluetooth Speaker — Pixel Art Screen, Miniature Retro Computer DesignAvailable
71,90€
Divoom Times Frame Pure Digital Photo Frame — 3-Layer Floating Display, Wi-Fi 6
Divoom Divoom Times Frame Pure Digital Photo Frame — 3-Layer Floating Display, Wi-Fi 6Available
154,90€
Divoom Times Frame Digital Photo Frame — Floating Transparent Screen, 64 GB
Divoom Divoom Times Frame Digital Photo Frame — Floating Transparent Screen, 64 GBAvailable
194,90€
Divoom Times Gate Info Display — 5 Color LCD Screens, RGB Lighting
Divoom Divoom Times Gate Info Display — 5 Color LCD Screens, RGB LightingAvailable
134,90€
Divoom Pixoo-Max Pixel Art Display — 32×32 LED, Wall or Desk Decor
Divoom Divoom Pixoo-Max Pixel Art Display — 32×32 LED, Wall or Desk DecorAvailable
97,90€
Divoom Pixoo Pixel Art Display — 16×16 LED, Clock and Music Visualizer
Divoom Divoom Pixoo Pixel Art Display — 16×16 LED, Clock and Music VisualizerAvailable
71,90€
Divoom Pixoo-64 II Pixel Art Display — 64×64 LED, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
Divoom Divoom Pixoo-64 II Pixel Art Display — 64×64 LED, Wi-Fi and BluetoothAvailable
144,90€
8x8 WS2812 RGB LED matrix — 64 addressable pixels, DIY pixel art
Fun-Esports 8x8 WS2812 RGB LED matrix — 64 addressable pixels, DIY pixel artAvailable
15,99€
App-controlled pixel LED panel — 16×16 or 32×32
Fun-Esports App-controlled pixel LED panel — 16×16 or 32×32Available
85,99€
16×16 or 32×32 LED pixel art display — controlled from an app
Fun-Esports 16×16 or 32×32 LED pixel art display — controlled from an appAvailable
38,99€

The number of pixels determines what you can actually display

64, 256 or 1,024 pixels: three uses that don't overlap

The 8x8 matrix offers 64 pixels: enough to display an icon, a heart, a small animation, nothing more. A 16×16 panel goes up to 256 pixels and shows a recognisable sprite. The 32×32 reaches 1,024 pixels and becomes readable for scrolling text and animated images. The price jump follows the same curve: €5.99 for the bare matrix, €26.99 for the pixel frame, €85.99 for the complete panel.

Addressable doesn't mean ready to use

The WS2812 matrix is a component, not a finished product: it calls for an Arduino or ESP32 board, a properly sized 5 V power supply, because 64 LEDs at full brightness draw several amps, and a bit of code. The app-controlled panel and the pixel frame, by contrast, can be used straight out of the box.

What it doesn't do

  • No artwork supplied: the images and animations are for you to create or import yourself.
  • No board and no power supply with the WS2812 matrix, sold on its own.
  • Not a gaming screen: these panels display decorative pixel art, they do not act as a monitor.

Retro-geek decor · LED lamps and lighting · Wall decoration · Display cases and stands · Retro consoles under €150

Questions fréquentes

Do you need to know how to program for the 8x8 matrix?
Yes, at least a little. The WS2812 matrix at €5.99 is driven from an Arduino or ESP32 board with a library dedicated to addressable LEDs. If you want an immediate result without writing any code, go for the pixel frame at €26.99 or the app-controlled panel.
16×16 or 32×32, which version should you choose?
The 16×16, i.e. 256 pixels, suits an icon or a small sprite viewed from a metre away. The 32×32, i.e. 1,024 pixels, allows readable text and detailed animations: that is the size to take if the panel is seen from a distance or if it also serves as a wall clock.
Do these panels use a lot of power?
Power draw depends on the number of lit LEDs and on the brightness. A 64-LED matrix at full white can call for several amps at 5 V, which is why a dedicated power supply is preferable to the USB port of a board. In decorative use at reduced brightness, consumption stays far lower.