Sprite Sheet Generator

Made with the sprite sheet generator

Real sheets with consistent frames — click a card to load its prompt and settings.

Knight walk cycleUse this prompt

A 6-frame 3x2 pixel-art sprite sheet of a small knight walking right, seamless walk cycle, consistent proportions per frame, transparent background.PNG · 6 frames · 3×2

Slime bounce cycleUse this prompt

A 6-frame 3x2 sprite sheet of a cute slime blob bouncing, squash-and-stretch cycle, clean flat colors, transparent background.PNG · 6 frames · 3×2

How to Generate a Sprite Sheet

The model draws the frame sequence on a single sheet so poses stay aligned — slice it in your engine or download the GIF variant.

1. 01

   Describe the character and action

   Name the character, the motion (walk, jump, attack), and the view (side, front, isometric).

2. 02

   Choose the output

   PNG sheet (transparency available, sprite template on by default) or an animated GIF variant — size is model-picked for GIF.

3. 03

   Generate and download

   Import the sheet into your engine and slice it, or share the GIF preview directly.

Sprite sheet generator FAQ

Answers about frame layouts, transparency, game-engine import, costs, and the GIF option.

1. 1

   What does the sprite sheet generator do?

   It creates a sheet of animation frames — walk cycles, attacks, idle poses — drawn as one consistent image you can slice in your engine.

2. 2

   Can I use my own character design?

   Yes — upload up to 10 reference images of your character and the sheet follows your design instead of inventing one.

3. 3

   Will the animation loop?

   The sprite template nudges the model toward loopable, evenly-spaced frames. Complex motions may still need a manual touch-up.

4. 4

   What canvas and frame size do I get?

   For PNG output you pick the canvas size; the sprite template keeps a fixed 6-frame 3×2 grid. GIF output lets the model choose the canvas.

5. 5

   How do I use it in a game engine?

   Download the PNG, import it into Unity, Godot, or your engine of choice, and slice the grid into frames.

6. 6

   Can I get an animated GIF instead?

   Yes — switch output to GIF. Note GIF output cannot be transparent and the model picks the canvas size.

7. 7

   How long does a run take?

   About 11 seconds on the Flare tier and around 39 seconds on Sunburst (measured P50).

8. 8

   What does one sheet cost?

   60 credits on the Flare tier for PNG, or 150 on Sunburst / for the GIF variant. New accounts start with 330 free credits.

9. 9

   Can I ship the sprites in a commercial game?

   Yes — sprite sheets you generate are yours to use, including in shipped commercial games.

10. 10

    What happens to my prompts and results?

    Your prompts and any uploaded reference images are used only to run the model. Uploads are deleted automatically within 24 hours; the result stays in your library, private to your account, until you delete it.