Fizzy
Fizzy offers a cross-platform pixel art editor and modular general editor written in Zig, with browser access and downloads.
About Fizzy
Fizzy is a cross-platform, open-source modular editor written in Zig. It works as an empty editor shell that loads and unloads compiled plugins to add functionality. The interface uses DVUI and follows a layout based on VS Code and similar IDEs, with folder-based project setup.
You can try Fizzy in a browser or download builds. A built-in store tab lets you browse and install plugins, and an SDK is available for developing plugins. The pixi plugin provides pixel art editing with a grid, animation frames, Lospec palettes, and sprite atlas packing. Other plugins add Zig language support with syntax highlighting and ZLS features, a cross-platform terminal panel, and text and markdown editing is included by default.
Fizzy suits developers working with Zig, pixel artists making game sprites and animations, and users interested in building or testing modular editor plugins.
Key features
- Cross-platform modular editor written in Zig
- Browser trial and downloadable builds
- Plugin store to browse and install plugins
- Pixi plugin for pixel art and animation frames
- Zig plugin with syntax highlighting and ZLS support
- Built-in text and markdown file editing
Best for: Developers and pixel artists who want an open-source, plugin-based editor built with Zig.
Good for
- Open source under GPL-3.0 license
- Cross-platform with browser access option
- Modular system with plugin SDK and store
- Covers pixel art, Zig code, terminal and text
Watch out for
- Default install includes only builtin text plugins
- Zig features need compatible ZLS in PATH
- Linux build requires extra system dependencies
Fizzy at a glance
- Website
- github.com/fizzyedit/fizzy
- Category
- Design & Creative › Video Editing & Animation
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Fizzy FAQ
What is Fizzy?
Fizzy is a cross-platform open-source modular editor written in Zig that loads compiled plugins to provide editing functions.
Can I try Fizzy without installing it?
Yes, the project offers a browser version as well as downloadable builds.
What plugins are available for Fizzy?
Plugins include pixi for pixel art, a Zig language plugin, a terminal panel, and built-in text and markdown support.
Is Fizzy open source?
Yes, Fizzy is open source under the GPL-3.0 license and includes an SDK for developing plugins.
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