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TOOL / 001PNG · JPG → SPRITE SHEET● LOCAL PROCESSING

Sprite Sheet
Assembly Tool

Turn an image sequence into a game-ready texture. Arrange frames, check the motion, and export — all in your browser.

ORDER → GRID → PNG
  1. 01 Import frames
  2. 02 Arrange & preview
  3. 03 Export texture
Drop your image sequence

PNG / JPG / JPEG · Files stay on your device

0 frames

Ready. Add frames or try the demo.

    Smaller frames are centered in cells using the largest frame width and height. Order runs left-to-right, then top-to-bottom. Transparent frames and unused slots are preserved.

    No frames loaded.

    TEXTURE ATLAS01 / OUTPUT

    Sheet / transparent background

    MOTION CHECK02 / LOOP

    Animation / paused

    Add frames to generate a filename.

    Exact grid preserves source dimensions and alpha. POT rescale changes pixel dimensions and may distort artwork; review the X/Y scales before exporting.

    1. Add image files or a folder. New batches use natural filename order.
    2. Use the up/down controls or drag frames to set the animation order. Empty frames are labelled and retained.
    3. Play the animation and adjust the delay.
    4. Apply a grid recommendation or set columns manually. Nearest square reserves square rows; manual columns use automatic rows.
    5. Choose Exact grid for unchanged pixels, then download the PNG.

    Limits and privacy

    PNG and JPEG images only. To protect browser memory, this tool accepts at most 512 frames, 256 MiB of source files, and 32 million decoded pixels. Canvases are limited to 8192 pixels per side and 32 million pixels. Large sequences may need the desktop version.

    Files are read into memory and are never uploaded by the tool. Clear frames or close the page to release them. The page may load site fonts, consent-based analytics, and the optional Buy Me a Coffee button.

    Based on Pavel Zosim’s open-source desktop tool. MIT software license.

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    This tool is free and runs locally in your browser. If it saves you some time, you can support its development.

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