Pixel Flow
By YAD.Com
Pixel Flow is a color-matching puzzle where you feed cannons onto a looping conveyor track and let them shoot the pixel blocks that share their color. Each level shows a pixel picture — in the first one, a yellow bird — and your job is to break it down block by block without jamming the track. It runs free in your browser on desktop and mobile, no download.
Game info
- Developer
- YAD.Com
- Rating
- Not yet rated
- Release date
- Feb 2, 2026
- Last updated
- Sep 28, 2026
- Technology
- Cocos
- Platforms
- Web Browser (Desktop, Mobile)
Controls
Keyboard & mouse
- Mouse click — send a cannon onto the conveyor
- Mouse click — use the buttons along the bottom bar
Touch
- Tap — send a cannon onto the conveyor
- Tap — use the buttons along the bottom bar
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How to Play Pixel Flow
Below the board sits a pile of colored cannon pieces, each marked with a number. Tap or click one to send it onto the rounded conveyor that runs around the picture frame. As the cannon travels, it fires at pixel blocks matching its own color, chipping away at the image — blue cannons take the blue squares, yellow ones the yellow squares, and so on.
When a cannon finishes its full lap of the track, it moves into one of the five spare slots under the board. Those slots are the pressure: the counter at the left of the frame (0/5 at the start) shows how many are occupied, and once they fill up you have no room left. Clear the whole pixel picture before that happens to finish the level. Paths cannot cross or overlap, so the order you release cannons in decides whether the flow keeps moving.
Tips
- Check which colors dominate the picture before your first tap — the bird level is mostly yellow, so yellow cannons do the heavy lifting.
- Watch the slot counter next to the track. Every cannon that completes its lap parks there, so plan around five as your hard ceiling.
- Send a cannon whose color still has plenty of targets left; one that finds nothing to shoot simply eats a slot.
- Cannons buried under others in the pile become available as the stack shifts, so look at what a tap will uncover next.
- Use the restart button in the bottom bar early if the track is clogged instead of burning your last slots.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Pixel Flow free to play?
Yes, it is completely free in your browser with no download or install.
Can I play Pixel Flow on a phone?
Yes, it works on mobile as well as desktop. It is built for landscape, so turn your phone sideways.
Who made Pixel Flow?
It was developed by YAD and built with the Cocos engine, released in 2026.
What do the numbers on the cannons mean?
Each cannon piece shows a number on its face, such as 7, 15, 20 or 30. The frames show these values but not what happens when one runs out, so treat them as a count tied to that cannon.
Do I need to clear the whole picture to pass a level?
Yes, the goal is to break down every pixel block in the image, and you have to do it before the five spare slots fill with returning cannons.