PLACE PIXELS

Pixel art map of Mexico City

Mexico. 883 pixels standing, painted by 7 people.

The busiest painted block in Mexico City on the Place Pixels world map
The busiest block in Mexico City this week, rendered from the live map a few minutes ago. Each square is 10 meters of the real city.
Pixels standing
883
Painters
7
Squares in the city
16,861,932under 0.01% painted
Residents per pixel
10,4299,209,000 people live here
Oldest pixel standing
May 30, 2026
Flying the colors
[E.G ] Los brosLed the city last season

Try a block of Mexico City

Real paint from the busiest block, 14 squares across. Pick a color and add to it. Nothing here reaches the live map, and the button under it opens the same block for real.

One block of Mexico Cityfrom the map
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Pick a color, then click a square. There is no wait between them.

open Mexico City

Mexico City, week by week

The same block of Mexico City pictured every week since Oct 5, 2026. The second week arrives next Monday.

Mexico City on Oct 5, 2026, 679 pixels standing
Oct 5, 2026: 679 pixels standing, 7 people.

Top painters in Mexico City

Ranked by pixels placed inside the boundary. Purchased boosts move nothing here.

the full board on the map

Common questions

Is there an r/place or wplace for Mexico City?

Place Pixels is one shared canvas laid over the real world, so Mexico City is on it at street level. Every square is 10 meters across, it never resets, and 883 pixels are standing there now.

How do I paint in Mexico City?

Open the map at Mexico City, pick a color, and click a square. Your first 50 pixels go down before you make an account. Pixels placed inside the city boundary count toward its board.

Who is on the Mexico City board?

Quirky Koala leads all time. Standings reset each season, so a newcomer competes against one quarter rather than every year at once, and ranking counts unboosted placement only.

Paint in Mexico City

One shared map of the real world, cut into 10-meter squares. Pixels inside the boundary count toward the Mexico City board.

open the map at Mexico Citypost it to r/MexicoCity