Eight bits, full speed, no brakes.

Pixel Comet is a fireball sticker for fans of 8-bit games, a blocky blaze of hot pink, yellow and teal that tears across your laptop or notebook. Drop it into a birthday card or a game-night goodie bag and watch a retro gamer light up.

The design: a comet built from square pixels

A pixel-art fireball races toward the top right corner, its head built in rings: a teal core, a yellow band and a stepped pink outer edge. Behind it, a wide trail of hot pink, yellow and peach pixels stretches away to the lower left, with streak lines that sell the speed.

Across the teal core, two stacked words in chunky cream pixel capitals tilt upward on the same diagonal, each letter boxed in a thick black outline with a black 3D drop shadow so it jumps off the blaze. The trail ends in a clean straight line on the left, as if the comet has just flown in from off-screen.

It's the shot you charged up for three long seconds and finally let fly: loud color, square pixels and nothing but forward motion. Put it wherever you want things to move a little faster.

Bright vinyl, cut to the comet's shape

• Kiss-cut around the fireball and its trail with a slim white border, flat left side and all
• A high-opacity film keeps the colors solid and covers whatever sits underneath, from an old decal to a chipped corner
• Goes down smoothly with no trapped air pockets
• Tough vinyl made for daily handling in a backpack or on a desk
• Clean the spot first so it goes on right

Who it's for

Retro gamers, pixel artists, speedrunners and anyone who still hears chiptune when the room goes quiet. Put it on a laptop lid, a controller case, a sketchbook or a desk drawer. It makes a fun extra for a graduation card, a game-night swap or a holiday stocking.

Quick answers

Does the 15″×3.75″ option print a longer comet?

No. The comet keeps its shape and prints once on that 15″×3.75″ sheet, at about 3.2 × 3.0 inches (8.1 × 7.6 cm), between the art sizes on the 3″×3″ and 4″×4″ options, with the trail at its normal length.

Does it glow?

No. The hot pink, yellow and teal are printed colors, so nothing on the sticker lights up or shines in the dark. It reads best on a plain surface where the colors can pop.

Why is one side of the sticker flat?

The streak is drawn all the way out to the edge of the print, so the cut stops in a straight line on that side, like a comet crossing into frame. Every sticker is cut the same way.

Is it a sprite from a specific game?

No. It's a RaZits pixel drawing, not lifted from any game, so it fits any retro setup without picking a side.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

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