SpriteFrame
Turn character images, PNG frames, or video clips into game-ready sprite sheets.
SpriteFrame is a browser-based sprite-sheet maker for game creators. It can use AI to animate a single character image, or assemble existing PNG frames and extract frames from MP4 video, with PNG and JSON exports for engine workflows.
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SpriteFrame is a web tool for creating animated sprite sheets for games. It is aimed at indie developers, artists, and anyone preparing 2D animation assets for engines such as Godot or Unity. Its AI workflow turns an uploaded character image and a...
SpriteFrame is a focused asset-production utility rather than a general-purpose AI agent. Its strongest fit is converting or generating 2D character motion into a format ready to import into a game workflow. The free local-in-browser conversion...
Responds to prompts but takes no autonomous action.
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- Free: $0/month with 60 signup credits, up to 3 AI sprite sheets using those credits, one animation slot and one concurrent task; PNG and MP4-to-sprite tools are free.
- Basic ($12/month): 3,500 monthly credits, cited as up to 175 AI sprite sheets per month, with three animation slots and three concurrent tasks.
- Pro ($29/month): 9,000 monthly credits, cited as up to 450 AI sprite sheets per month, with three animation slots and three concurrent tasks.
- Credit packs: 1,800 credits for $9; Pro members can purchase 16,000 credits for $50. Credits in packs do not expire.
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