Unity
Set Texture Type to Sprite (2D and UI), Sprite Mode to Multiple, Filter Mode to Point, and Compression to None. In Sprite Editor, Slice with Grid by Cell Size using the selected frame size.
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AI Sprite Sheet Generator
Generate four related poses and assemble them into a predictable 2 × 2 PNG. The first frame guides the next three; every frame is processed at the selected target size before the sheet is stitched in your browser.
Try a preset:
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Downloads as a transparent PNG at your selected target size. The AI generates a clean source image first, then exports it with crisp nearest-neighbor scaling.
💡 First generation may take 60–90s due to API cold start. Subsequent generations are faster.
The four-frame pipeline
1. Establish a neutral reference
Frame one asks for a clean standing pose, simple design, minimal accessories, and a clear silhouette. This is the visual reference, so reject it early if the proportions or colors are wrong.
2. Generate three related poses
Frames two through four use frame one as a subject reference and request a transition, peak action, and return pose. Reference guidance reduces drift but cannot eliminate it.
3. Process each frame locally
Each square source is downsized to the chosen target and passed through the same edge-connected background-removal routine. Check soft shadows, hair, weapons, and glow for alpha artifacts.
4. Stitch in reading order
Frames are placed left-to-right, top-to-bottom: 1 and 2 on the first row, 3 and 4 on the second. If a later request fails, the UI warns you; inspect the result for a duplicated fallback frame.
Exact output dimensions
A 2 × 2 grid doubles the selected frame width and height. These are the numbers to enter in a grid-based importer.
| Selected frame | Downloaded sheet | Grid |
|---|---|---|
| 32 × 32px | 64 × 64px | 2 columns × 2 rows · 4 frames |
| 64 × 64px | 128 × 128px | 2 columns × 2 rows · 4 frames |
| 128 × 128px | 256 × 256px | 2 columns × 2 rows · 4 frames |
| 256 × 256px | 512 × 512px | 2 columns × 2 rows · 4 frames |
Import without guessing
Godot
For Sprite2D, set hframes to 2 and vframes to 2. For animation, create an AnimatedSprite2D SpriteFrames resource and add the four cells in reading order.
GameMaker
Import the PNG as a sprite, choose Convert to Frames, then set four frames with two images per row. Confirm the same origin and bounding box across all subimages.
Phaser
Load it with this.load.spritesheet and supply the selected frameWidth and frameHeight. Create the animation from frames 0 through 3.
Reject or repair a sheet when…
- The character changes height, clothing, palette, or weapon between frames.
- One pose faces a different camera angle or flips direction unexpectedly.
- Feet move vertically, so the character appears to bounce or slide.
- A transparent halo appears around hair, shadow, glow, or the weapon edge.
- The four frames describe unrelated poses rather than one readable action.
- A failed request produced a duplicated fallback frame in the final grid.
Verify the sheet in the QA Lab
Upload the downloaded PNG locally, set two columns and two rows, and verify that the dimensions divide evenly. The lab previews the four frames, calculates cell size, and can export an individual frame.