Ok, I'll work on making it eight then. So now the question is should I pad both sides?

Ok, will do. I'll work on it then. Thanks.

Edit:
Ok, so I'm just going to release two versions. One that just pads the width and one that pads both height and width. It was a simple change so ya.

Edit x2:
As I said, I am going to release two versions. One that pads just the width and one that pads both the width and height. I have also added in a few new features too. They affect row/column only and could be useful. One other thing, the limit of sprite size has been decreased and increased, depending how you look at it. Technically it's been decreased though. You can now do sprites from one pixel up to fifty-six pixels. I will be updating the original post with this version because as of right now this is the final version. Hope you all will enjoy it.

Ya, that damn speed limitation is a killer but I tried. I'm sure there could be something more done to optimize but I haven't gone over it to much. Thanks though

Wow, nice job!  It's by far the best sprite editor I've seen in Basic.

Here are my three suggestions:
1: Make the cursor wrap around the screen.  If you're at (0,0) and press up I'd like it to go to (0,Max_Y).
2: Make the current location gray.  This can be done like this:

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:Repeat Ans
:Pt-Change(X,Y)
:getKey->K
:Pt-Change(X,Y)3: Change the end to this:

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:ClrHome
:RecallGDB 1
:DelVarGDB1sub(Ans,2,length(Ans)-1->Str1This makes it display a string that you can scroll through and will not display Done.  I'm not sure if it works like this on OS 2.53 MP, but it's just as good as what you had before.

Wonderful job!

Thanks

As for the changes I will try to get those implemented today. The only reason I didn't put the cursor wrap into it was just to make it as small as possible. But I'll get it in there

Edit:
Made the changes and put the newest version on the original post. I don't really feel like making new screenshots though unless people want me to update those too.

Do you mean when it says "56≥SIZE≥1?"

Oh, that's the size restriction. Greater-than-or-equa-to one pixel but also has to be less-than-or-equal-to fifty-six pixels.

Done.