You're here for the SHEETS! Today we've got some Swapnote, a gazillion Atari games, Sonic, Cookies, Battle City, Switch Home Menu icons, Xenogears, and some SNES goodies! There's more where that came from though so take your time and have a looksee, and try to stay safe! It's important to keep sprites from the same animation together so it makes sense to anyone viewing the sprite sheet. By the same token, each animation should be placed separately enough from each other that the viewer can tell where one ends and the next begins. When compiling animations into a sprite sheet, it's best to do so in a logical order.
Composite
Options
Shift and click to swap selected palette index to a new location
Find a colour:
Sort
Edit and reorder palette index values below. Values can be in 9bit hex as $1FF or in decimal as values from 0 to 511.
Supported upload formats: Native Next 9bit .pal, JASC .pal and GIMP .gpl file formats
Click on a palette index (left) then click on a new colour (right) to change the palette. Changes immediately update the sprite and tile previews. Watch demo video
To use an existing palette, drag the 512 byte palette file into this panel.If you change the palette ensure you download and load it using the PALETTE keyword.
Legend:
- i: palette index in decimal
- c: Next palette colour in 9bit hex
- #: CSS hex colour
- Numbers on the palette itself: count of usage in the spritesheet
Keys:
- cursor left/right: to shift selected palette index
- . (period): copy selected colour and increment
Please note: the palette editor is new (as of 9-July), so if you spot anything untoward please raise an issue.
Map settings
Settings
Smb1 Sprite Sheet Editor
Auto repeat import
Keyboard shifting
8px: shift+cursor keys
1px: ctrl+shift+cursor keys
Advanced export options
Format
Additional formats
Sprite Editor
Sprite Sheet Editor
- D
- download spritesheet .spr file
- r
- rotate sprite
- v
- vertically mirror sprite
- h
- horizontally mirror sprite
- b
- select brush tool
- f
- select fill tool
- e
- select erase tool
- p
- select pan tool
- alt + click
- pick colour from sprite and add to palette
- shift + click
- switch to erase
- left/right cursor
- change current sprite in sprite sheet
- shift + 1 - 4
- select 8x8 sprite
- shift + cursor keys
- shift/pan sprite by 1 pixel
- ctrl + shift + cursor keys
- shift/pan sprite by 8 pixels
- 1 - 8
- select palette colour n
- ctrl + z
- undo
- Drag and drop
- Supported: .png and .spr files
Tile Map
Sprite 64 (index 63) is used to initially fill the tile map.
Drag and drop into the tab panel to restore previous .map files
PNG Importer
- shift + cursor keys
- shift/pan sprite by 1 pixel
- ctrl + shift + cursor keys
- shift/pan sprite by 8 pixels
- Drag and drop
- Supported: .png files of any dimension
For permanent links you can use: https://ezgif.com/sprite-cutter?url=https://example.com/source-image.gif
Individual images:
Online sprite sheet cutter / splitter tool
Free online tool for cutting image sprites to individual images.
Enter tile size or the number of columns and rows, and this tool will slice the image for you, outputting images in PNG, GIF or JPG format.
You can download all images at once as a ZIP archive.
You can also use this tool as a sprite sheet to GIF converter, to make an animated GIF out of sprite sheet, by first slicing the sprite, and then selecting 'Create GIF animation' option.