| TIP #4 |

Wattpad pixelation is another case.

Not only Wattpad even I've seen other sites like Instagram also pixelates your image. So honestly, the problem is like everywhere.

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First and foremost, most sites deteriorates image if it contains red colour- as if its allergic to it.

Wattpad and Instagram both do that. And I saw that after posting my edits itself. I always use canvas size of more than 3000x2000 px (both hori. and vert.) so random pixelation is not a chance here.

So what we gonna do now? Avoid red colour totally? No. Avoid it but not totally. Use it wisely.

Red colours that are not too dark or are around value #FF000 always tends to get pixelated. Not the ones which're too dark or lighter than them. When your image colour palette reaches #840505 value or #FF5656 value, your image is at safe zone, means it will not get pixelated.

Sounds like traffic signals lmao.

If you can take care of using colour palettes that doesn't cross the safe values, then obviously you'll not have to avoid the red colour altogether. 

But again, we can't call these colours red. One part will give you pink shades when the other will give you shades of maroon. Which's a negative point ofc, but its still better than posting pixelated image lol!

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Another thing  to keep in mind and also another way to use red colour while avoiding pixelation.

Always try to use dark colours with red colour. Light colours makes the pixelation part too noticeable to others but dark colours will try to cover that part from people's views.

And also mix other shades of red or colours that are near to red (like- maroon, carmine, pink, brown) with it in the whole edit. Sometimes it prevents pixelation too in case its a manip, blend or smudge. But for vectors and some aesthetic blends its not applicable.

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Honestly, I just have these to hacks to avoid this problem. Maybe gonna find out few more in future and will be able to share with you guys! May god bless me with few more tricks like this hehe.

Next I'll be coming up with few more tricks and tips of another problem that we mobile editors face and as always, you guys can share your specific problems (if got any) in the comment section which I'll try to solve and give tips as how to avoid them like this one!

So now bye bye and take care! <3

- Nikkie