Spritefy

Spritefy generates consistent 2D game assets using AI. You can describe what you need—like a pixel character, item, animation, sound, background, or VFX—and the tool produces assets designed to work for game production.

Use Spritefy for pixel art you can refine and export: adjust style, palette, borders, and output size in a single workflow. The platform supports multiple asset types, including sprites, sprite sheets, tilesets, and visual effects (such as flipbooks), plus additional asset categories like UI/HUD and textures. Once you’re happy with your result, export downloads are formatted for your engine.

The core workflow is simple: describe the asset in plain words, refine the look until it fits your project, then export the files you need. It’s a good fit for indie developers, game studios, and pixel artists who want faster creation of consistent 2D assets without building everything from scratch.

Spritefy offers a Free plan with 80 one-time starter credits and no credit card; generated outputs are public by default and are for personal/non-commercial use. Paid plans offer private assets and commercial usage. Starter is €19/month (monthly billing) and includes 2,000 monthly credits; Pro is €39/month (monthly billing) and includes 4,500 monthly credits. A Day Pass costs €9 once for 24 hours and includes 500 credits, with commercial use for what you make during the pass.

What kinds of game assets can I create with Spritefy?

You can generate pixel art for characters, items/equipment, animations, tiles & props, backgrounds, UI & HUD, and VFX effects. It also supports other asset categories like textures/surfaces and 3D models, plus sound effects, music loops, and voice lines.

How do I generate an asset in Spritefy?

Describe the asset you want in plain words, then refine style, palette, and size to match your project. Finally, export the generated files in formats your engine can import.

Can I use the generated assets commercially?

Commercial usage is included with paid plans that keep assets private. The Free plan is for personal/non-commercial usage.

Do I need pixel art experience to use Spritefy?

No pixel art experience is required to start. You can generate by describing what you need, then adjust palette, borders, and output size in the editor to refine results.

Can I export assets for game engines like Unity, Godot, or Unreal?

Yes. Spritefy exports game-ready files for engines including Unity, Godot, Unreal Engine, and GameMaker.

What does the Free plan include?

The Free plan provides 80 one-time starter credits with no credit card. Generated outputs are public by default and are limited to personal/non-commercial usage, with PNG exports and enough credits for around two characters or one effect.