Think of the smallest dot of colour
Look closely at your phone or TV screen. It is made of millions of tiny coloured dots. Each dot is called a pixel (short for “picture element”).
One pixel is so small you usually cannot see it alone. But together, millions of pixels make every photo, video, and image you see.
Before — hidden pixel
Dark square — not bought yet
After — your pixel
Colour revealed — you bought it!
Like tiles in a mosaic
Imagine a wall covered in small square tiles. Each tile is one colour. Step back, and the tiles form a full picture — maybe a lotus on one side, or something else on the other.
That is exactly how pixels work. One square = one pixel. Many squares = one complete image.
What a pixel means here
On kamalvscockroach.com, each canvas is a huge grid of pixels — a digital mosaic with about one million tiny squares on each side (Team Kamal and Team Cockroach).
When you buy a pixel, you are buying one of those tiny squares on your chosen side. That square is yours. It stays on the canvas forever — this page never resets.
This page will never reset.
Your support stays forever*
What happens when you buy one
Pick a side — Team Kamal 🪷 or Team Cockroach 🪳.
Click a square on that side's canvas (or buy many at once).
Pay ₹100 per pixel.
That square lights up and reveals a piece of the hidden image.
Your pixel count pushes your team ahead in the live battle.
Before you buy, a pixel looks like a dark hidden square. After you buy, the colour shows — like scratching off one piece of a mystery picture.
Why people buy pixels
Support the side you believe in.
Leave a permanent mark on a public canvas.
Help reveal the full image, one square at a time.
Push your team ahead in the KAMAL vs COCKROACH battle.
Quick answers
Do I need to know coding?
No. Just click a square and pay. That is it.
Can I buy more than one?
Yes. You can buy one pixel or many at the same time.
Will my pixel disappear later?
No. Once bought, your pixel stays on the canvas. Your support stays forever.
What do I actually get?
You get that exact square on the public canvas, and you help your team win the pixel count battle.