What export formats are supported?

We support TexturePacker-compatible JSON (both Hash and Array formats) for Phaser and Pixi.js, CSS sprites for web development, and XML for Unity, Godot, and Starling. The PNG sprite sheet image is always included with every export.

How do I use a sprite sheet in my game engine?

Export your sprite sheet with the appropriate metadata format for your engine. For Phaser or Pixi.js, use JSON Hash format. For Unity or Godot, use XML format. Load the sprite sheet image and metadata file in your engine, then reference individual sprites by their frame name or index. All export formats are available free with no account required.

Does this sprite sheet creator work with Unity and Godot?

Yes, our sprite sheet creator exports metadata in formats compatible with all major game engines. Use XML format for Unity and Godot, JSON Hash for Phaser and Pixi.js, and CSS for web projects. The exported TextureAtlas XML works natively with Unity's sprite editor and Godot's AnimatedSprite2D node.

Can I convert GIFs or create Friday Night Funkin' mods?

Yes. For FNF modding, use our dedicated FNF Sprite Sheet Maker to export the exact XML TextureAtlas format required. If you have animated GIFs, you can use the GIF to Sprite Sheet Converter to extract frames automatically.

Can I make sprite sheets for games like OMORI, Deltarune, or Just Shapes & Beats?

Absolutely. Whether you need an OMORI sprite sheet, a Ralsei sprite sheet for Deltarune, or assets for JSB (Just Shapes & Beats), our tool handles them all. Just upload your character frames, set the grid to match the game's specific animation engine requirements, and export the packed PNG.

How do I get the sprite sheet maker to use a transparent background?

Unlike desktop tools (e.g., TexturePacker or CodeAndWeb) that might require complex settings, our online sprite sheet generator supports transparent PNG backgrounds natively without any extra configuration. Just upload your transparent images, and the exported sprite sheet will preserve the transparency automatically.

Sprite Sheet Maker

A free online sprite sheet generator that combines images and exports in multiple formats. Also works as a sprite sheet maker for GIF conversion — no installation, no sign-up.

Images → Sprite Sheet GIF → Sprite Sheet Sprite Sheet → GIF

Drop images here (PNG, JPG, WebP, SVG)

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Powerful Sprite Sheet Tools

Everything you need to create, convert, and export sprite sheets for game development and web projects.

GIF to Sprite Sheet Converter

Convert animated GIFs into sprite sheets instantly. Automatically extracts every frame and arranges them in a grid layout, ready for use in Phaser, Pixi.js, Unity, or any game engine.

Sprite Sheet to GIF Maker

Turn any sprite sheet back into an animated GIF. Upload your sprite sheet, set columns and rows, adjust FPS, and export a ready-to-share GIF animation in seconds.

Image to Sprite Sheet Packer

Combine multiple images into a single sprite sheet. Our smart sprite sheet maker lets you drag and drop PNGs, arrange them in Grid or Strip layouts, and download with metadata.

FNF Sprite Sheet Maker

Create Friday Night Funkin' sprite sheets with the right format. Upload character frames, group by action, and export XML metadata compatible with FNF engines.

Export to JSON, CSS & XML

Export sprite sheet metadata in TexturePacker-compatible JSON for Phaser and Pixi.js, CSS for web sprites, and XML for Unity, Godot, RPG Maker, and GameMaker. Works with all major game engines.

Animation Preview with FPS Control

Preview your sprite sheet animations in real-time with adjustable frame rate. See exactly how your sprites will look in-game before exporting. Supports frame-by-frame stepping.

Why Choose Sprite Sheet Maker

Hard differentiators, not marketing claims.

100% Browser-Based Processing

Images never leave your device. Zero upload latency, zero privacy risk, zero server costs passed to you.

Zero Sign-Up Required

Open and use. No email, no subscription, no free-trial gotchas.

4 Export Formats

JSON Hash, JSON Array, CSS sprites, and XML TextureAtlas — ready for Unity, Godot, Phaser, Pixi.js, and Starling.

11 Tool-Specific Workflows

From FNF mods to RPG Maker 3x4 grids to GameMaker strips — presets for the engines indie devs actually use.

Multi-Language Support

Available in English, Japanese, and Spanish with full feature parity.

No File Limits

Process sprite sheets of any size — constrained only by your device's memory, not server quotas.

Compare & Alternatives

Picking the right sprite sheet tool — honest side-by-side.

Works with All Major Game Engines

Export sprite sheets in formats compatible with your favorite game engine or framework.

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How to Create a Sprite Sheet

Create professional sprite sheets in four simple steps.

Drag and drop your sprite images or animated GIF onto the upload area. You can add multiple images at once. Supported formats: PNG, JPG, GIF, WebP, SVG.
Choose your layout mode (Grid, Horizontal, or Vertical), set the number of columns, adjust padding and spacing, and configure background color. Preview your sprite sheet in real-time as you make changes.
Switch to the Animation tab to test your sprite sheet. Adjust the FPS to see how your frames will animate in-game before exporting.
Download your sprite sheet as a PNG image along with metadata in your preferred format (JSON, CSS, or XML). The metadata includes frame positions, sizes, and names for easy integration with any game engine.

Specs & Limitations

Hard facts, not marketing claims.

Max file size

~200MB per image (browser RAM dependent)

Supported input formats

PNG, JPG, WebP, SVG, GIF

Supported export formats

PNG + JSON Hash, JSON Array, CSS, XML TextureAtlas

Max sprite sheet dimensions

Practical cap ~8192x8192 (GPU dependent)

Browser support

Chrome 90+, Firefox 88+, Safari 14+, Edge 90+

Does NOT support

Polygon packing, command-line/CI integration, animation interpolation, cloud storage sync