1. pixelated - Adjective
2. pixelated - Verb
pixelated (comparative more pixelated, superlative most pixelated)
(computing) Of an image, visibly made of discrete pixels.
The photo may be pixelated if you print it too large.
pixelated
simple past and past participle of pixelate
It needs to read a digital signal, decode it and display it as the data comes in. Any delay would be noticeable as jerky or pixelated video and/or garbled audio. Source: Internet
GUI content (images and video) should not look stretched, grainy or pixelated. Source: Internet
But you get used to it: I read an entire book (Online Originals' thriller "The Angels of Russia") on my PalmPilot, wading through text on that minuscule pixelated screen, and it wasn't so bad. Source: Internet
Gaming on it makes the best LCD panels seem pixelated and washed-out. Source: Internet
Get your kids coding blocks into a grid to create a pixelated image. Source: Internet
I've noticed that when I resize photos to 500px (the size of my "post" column in my blog), they lose a lot of the quality of the image and tend to look more pixelated. Source: Internet