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A PLACE FOR EVERY PIXEL

PNG to Sprite Sheet.

Combine PNG frames into a sprite sheet. Keep transparency, sort naturally, and preview your animation before downloading.

Original-size exports No AI required Private projects
Your animation workspacePNG / MP4
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Every great animation starts with a few frames.

Drop your PNG frames here, or choose files to get started.

PNG up to 30 MiB each · MP4 up to 100 MiB / 30 seconds · 64 frames
OR TRY IT FIRST
LESS SETUP. MORE MAKING.

From a few files to your next animation.

PNG files sort naturally: frame_2 comes before frame_10. Different sizes receive transparent padding, never scaling. Set the order, alignment, and playback speed to suit your animation.

  1. 01

    Bring your assets

    Upload PNG frames or a short MP4. No prompts, credits, or extra steps.

  2. 02

    Find your rhythm

    Preview the motion. Pick frames and adjust timing without changing their size.

  3. 03

    Make something with it

    Download your sprite sheets and timing data, ready for your next project.

A REAL CONVERSION EXAMPLE

A tiny bounce, frame by frame.

This original geometric sample was generated for SpriteFrame and packed by the same media engine. Four transparent PNGs become one sheet.

Download the example files
Four original bouncing-orb frames packed into a sprite sheet4 frames · 96 × 96 px each · transparency preserved

A few things worth knowing.

Do I need AI to download a sprite sheet?

No. Uploading, previewing, arranging, and downloading your own files do not call an AI model. AI generation and background removal are separate, explicitly authorized operations.

Will my PNGs be resized?

No. Images keep their original pixels. Smaller images receive transparent padding to match the largest canvas. Existing transparency is preserved.

Where are my files processed and saved?

Files are uploaded for server-side processing. Guest projects are private and normally saved for 24 hours. Return in the same browser to reopen them; clearing cookies removes your guest access.