Pixel Flow Level 475 Solution | Pixel Flow 475 Walkthrough
How to beat Pixel Flow Level 475: Video solution & walkthrough. The fastest way to pass Pixel Flow 475.
Is this the wrong level layout?🤔
Pixel Flow randomizes levels for different players. Don't worry, just upload a screenshot of your board, and our AI will find the correct video instantly.




Pixel Flow Level 475 Walkthrough
This level is a dense, multi-layered floral arrangement. You are looking at a bouquet featuring two large pink flowers (one top, one bottom-right), a cluster of yellow blossoms on the left, and a heavy red center, all surrounded by scattered green leaves.
The rules are standard but punishing: you have 5 slots for pigs. If you pull a pig that has ammo but nothing to shoot, it clogs a slot. Fill all 5 slots with useless pigs, and you fail. Because the colors here are tightly interwoven—especially the green leaves mixed with the red center—Pixel Flow Level 475 is a very hard level. One wrong move with a high-ammo pig can brick your run instantly.
Pixel Flow Level 475 Overview
Think of this voxel art as a heavy, overgrown garden patch. The centerpiece is a massive, throbbing red section, almost like a heart or a large rose, slashed with white highlights. To the north and southeast, you have distinct pink flowers with yellow centers.
The left side is asymmetrical. It features a tall, vertical stacking of yellow and orange pixels that isn't mirrored on the right. This yellow "wall" effectively blocks shots from hitting the red center from the left angle.
The most dangerous visual element here is the Green. The leaves aren't one solid block. They are scattered: three pixels here, four pixels there, wrapping around the entire perimeter like a jagged frame. This means a Green pig might clear the bottom leaves and then sit uselessly in your slot because the top leaves are physically blocked by a pink flower. You have to be careful with line-of-sight here.
Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 475
First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 475
I start by attacking the Green leaves on the perimeter.
Logically, this is the only way to open the board. The green blocks are the "crust" of this picture. They sit on the outermost edges—bottom, left, and top-right. If you don't clear them, your shots for the inner colors (Red and Pink) will constantly get blocked.
However, be extremely careful with your ammo count. Since the green is scattered, watch the pig's line of fire. If a Green pig clears the bottom row but still has 15 ammo left, do not pull another Green pig immediately unless you are sure it can hit the top-left leaves. Sometimes it is smarter to switch to the Yellow cluster on the far left. That yellow patch is a solid, vertical wall. It is a safe "ammo dump" because it’s not hidden behind anything. Clearing the yellow early exposes the entire left flank of the red center.
How to pass Pixel Flow Level 475 without power ups or boosters
Once the Green perimeter and the Left Yellow wall are gone, the level looks like a half-eaten fruit. You have exposed the massive Red core and the two Pink flowers.
This is the mid-game trap. You might be tempted to pull a Red pig because it's the biggest color left. Don't do it blindly. The Red center is often protected by Black or Grey outline pixels that are hard to see.
Focus on the Pink flowers next. They are distinct, island-like shapes. The top pink flower is usually easy to clear completely. By erasing the pinks, you reduce the visual noise.
If your slots are getting full, look for White pigs. The white pixels are treacherous—they appear as tiny streaks inside the red mass and as highlights on the flowers. They are low-quantity blocks. If you have a White pig with 5 ammo, play it to unclog a slot. Do not hold onto low-ammo pigs; cycle them out to keep your 5 slots breathing.
Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 475
In the final phase, you are likely left with the deep Red background and the Black shadows.
The Red mass is huge. You will need multiple full-ammo Red pigs to chew through it. The danger is gone now because the "blockers" (Green/Pink/Yellow) are removed. You can just hold down the trigger.
The very last cubes to hide are usually single Black voxels that acted as the floor or the deep shadow between the flowers. They are hard to spot against the dark background of the tray. Keep an eye on your remaining pig queue—if you see a Black pig coming up, save a slot for it, but don't panic. The level is won once the heavy colors are stripped away.


