pixel
n. countable B1 Intermediate US //ˈpɪksəɫ// UK //pˈɪksəl// pix·el
n. the smallest unit of color on a computer screen or in a digital photo. When you put thousands of these tiny dots together, they form a complete image.
n. the smallest discrete component of an image or picture on a digital display. Derived from the blend of 'picture' and 'element'.
The image looks blurry because the pixels are too large.
High-resolution screens pack more pixels into every inch to create a sharper, more realistic picture.
Digital restoration involves analyzing each individual pixel to correct color shifts and remove artifacts caused by the aging of the original film stock.
Usage
Often used in the plural when discussing screen resolution or image quality.