What is a sprite sheet and why is it important?

A sprite sheet is a single image file that contains multiple smaller images, usually animation frames. Game engines use them to improve performance. Loading one large image is much faster than loading hundreds of small ones, which reduces load times and can improve frame rates.

What does the Slicer mode do?

The Slicer mode allows you to take an existing sprite sheet (e.g., a character sheet with multiple animations) and split it into separate files for each animation (like 'Idle', 'Run', 'Attack').

How does this tool work?

This tool uses the HTML Canvas API to processing your images directly in your web browser. It exports optimized PNG files and JSON data securely without sending anything to a server.

Sprite Studio

Texture Packer & Slicer

Studio Features

Auto-Pack

Instantly arranges frames into the smallest possible space.

Smart Slicer

Extract characters or animations from existing sheets easily.

Private

Processing happens in your browser. No server uploads.

How to Use Sprite Sheet Studio

Choose Mode

Select 'Packer' to combine images, or 'Slicer' to split a sheet.

Upload

Upload your individual frames (Packer) or existing sheet (Slicer).

Configure

Arrange frames or define grid rows for your animations.

Export

Download your processed sprite sheets ready for your game.

Frequently Asked Questions