Wplace is a collaborative pixel art website launched on July 21, 2025, by Murilo Matsubara. It allows users to edit a world map made up of over four trillion pixels by changing the color of individual pixels. Users start with a limited pool of pixels they can place and regain pixels over time, making the drawing process slower and more strategic than similar projects like Reddit's r/place. The website features a leaderboard displaying the countries and regions with the most pixels placed, and it has quickly gained popularity with over a million users in just a few days. The art created ranges from memes and video game characters to elaborate collaborative pieces. Due to its high popularity, the site sometimes experiences technical issues but remains a vibrant and ongoing digital art platform where users worldwide can leave their mark on a virtual global canvas. It also includes gamification elements such as user leveling, alliances, and digital currency for enhancing profiles and pixel placing capacity. In essence, Wplace is like a massive, real-time, pixel art collaboration on a world map, combining aspects of Google Maps and pixel art creation in a multiplayer web environment. It is considered the spiritual successor to Reddit’s r/place but with a unique twist of using a global map as the canvas instead of a blank grid. Users frequently engage in pixel art battles and collaborative artworks across cities and countries on the map. The website URL is wplace.live for those interested in participating or exploring the art.