Dragon — fire breath
attackRears back, inhales, a stream of fire shoots forward. The dragon stays planted while the flames reach out.
> ai sprite animation + sprite sheets
Animate any sprite
into a sprite sheet
Pick a sprite, choose how it moves and get a frame-aligned sprite sheet and GIF. A dragon breathes fire, a dog wags its tail, a car drifts — the motions are planned for each sprite.
try:
4, 6 or 9 key posessmooth mode up to 18 framessprite sheet + gif + framescommercial use
// made with spritelab
Real animations, real sprites
Every example below was animated from a single generated sprite.
Knight — idle
idle · smoothBreathing, weight shift and a swinging cape with feet planted — 8 frames with AI in-betweens.
Witch — walk
walkA long dress: no legs are invented — the hem sways with each step.
Dog — jump
jumpCrouch, take-off, peak and landing — the height of the jump is kept in the sheet.
Car — drive
vehicleWheels turn, the body bounces on its suspension, exhaust puffs out the back.
Water — flow
tileSeamless tiles animate too: ripples flow while the tile still repeats.
// built for game dev
Frames you can drop into an engine
Motions picked for the sprite
AI looks at the sprite and suggests what it can do — Bark and Sit for a dog, Drift and Crash for a car, Ignite for a flaming sword — or describe your own move.
One baseline, one palette
Frames are aligned on the body (not the feet), share one pixel grid and one palette, so nothing jitters or flickers.
Smooth mode
AI draws an in-between pose between every pair of key poses, so 9 key poses become an 18-frame animation that flows instead of stepping.
Engine-friendly export
A horizontal sprite sheet of equal-size frames, the frames as separate PNGs in a ZIP, and a GIF preview.
// motions
What it can animate
- Idle loops that breathe and shift weight
- Walk and run cycles in place, including quadruped gaits
- Attacks with the sprite's own weapon — or breath, bite and claws for monsters
- Jumps, hops and flight that keep their height
- Spell casts, hurt reactions and defeats
- Turnarounds: front, side and back views
- Vehicles driving, items spinning or floating, effects looping
- Any custom motion described in words
// how it works
Three steps to a sprite sheet
- step_01
Generate or pick a sprite
Any sprite from your assets — a character, creature, weapon, item, vehicle or tile.
- step_02
Choose the motion
Use a suggested motion, set 4, 6 or 9 key poses and turn on smooth mode for in-betweens.
- step_03
Download
Sprite sheet PNG, frames ZIP and GIF — slice the sheet by cell size in Unity or load it into Godot's SpriteFrames.
// faq
Common questions
What does the animation export look like?
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A horizontal sprite sheet: one row of equal-size frames with a transparent background, plus the frames as separate PNGs in a ZIP and an animated GIF preview.
How many frames do I get?
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4, 6 or 9 key poses. Smooth mode adds an AI-drawn in-between for every pair, giving 8, 12 or 18 frames.
How much does an animation cost?
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An idle loop costs 2 credits. Other motions cost 6 credits for 4 frames, 8 for 6 and 10 for 9; smooth mode (twice the frames) adds 5–7 credits.
Can it animate things that aren't characters?
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Yes — creatures, weapons, items, vehicles, effects, icons and seamless tiles. The motions are suggested for the specific sprite.
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