For the game you can't stop thinking about
Big ideas.
Little sprites.
Let's make ’em.
Turn a prompt into a 2D sprite sheet. Preview the animation, fine-tune your frames, and take it straight into your game.
3 free credits to start. No card required.
“A tiny blue robot with very big moves.”
Real output. Ready to play with.
The proof is in the pixels
Fresh from the gallery.
From “what if” to first frame
Less setup. More making.
01 / Imagine
Describe the little details.
A sleepy knight? A dancing robot? Start with a prompt and a style. Advanced controls are there when you need them.
02 / Make it yours
Find the version you love.
Preview the loop, reorder frames, make variations or edit a single frame. Your work stays together in Drive.
03 / Put it to work
Your sprite, in your game.
Export a PNG sheet, individual frames in a ZIP, or a GIF preview, ready to drop into your engine.
How does the AI sprite sheet generator work?
Describe a character, item or effect and pick a style. The generator creates a sprite sheet with multiple animation frames, which you can preview as a loop, edit frame by frame, and export. You can add reference images to guide the character or the style. Try the generator
Is it free to try?
New accounts get 3 credits to start, no card required. A Standard sheet uses 1 credit and Pro Motion uses 3 credits. After that you can buy a one-time credit pack or choose a monthly plan with a set number of credits each month. See plans and packs
What's the difference between Standard and Pro Motion?
Standard generates the sprite sheet directly from your prompt (1 credit). Pro Motion animates your character as a short video and extracts the frames for smoother, more fluid motion (3 credits, including the starting image when one is needed).
Which game engines can I use the sprites in?
Exports are standard PNG sprite sheets and individual PNG frames, so they work in Godot, Unity, GameMaker and any engine or framework that imports sprite sheets or image sequences. Read the Godot guide
What can I export?
A PNG sprite sheet, every frame as an individual PNG in a ZIP, or an animated GIF preview. Export controls sit next to your finished sprite.
Can I use the sprites in a commercial game?
Yes. Under our Terms you may use the sprites you generate in your own projects, including commercial ones, as long as your use follows the Terms and doesn't infringe anyone else's rights. AI output isn't guaranteed to be unique, so similar prompts can produce similar results for other users. Read the Terms
Start with 3 free credits
Your next game needs a first sprite.
Standard sheets use 1 credit. Pro Motion uses 3.