SpriteCook

SpriteCook is an AI tool for game developers. It describes a sprite, character, tileset, or UI element, and it draws it as pixel art or detailed 2D art, then animates it if you want. A saved theme keeps the palette and style consistent, so the asset remains on-brand across generations. Everything exports as transparent PNGs and sprite sheets for Unity, Godot, Phaser, GameMaker, and any engine that reads PNGs. Assets you generate are yours to use commercially.

SpriteCook generates 2D game assets from text prompts and reference images: characters, enemies, items, props, icons, tilesets, textures, and UI kits. It can animate an existing asset into a looping sprite sheet, remove backgrounds, and slice a sheet into single sprites. A saved theme keeps the palette and style consistent, so the asset remains on-brand across generations. Everything exports as transparent PNGs and sprite sheets for Unity, Godot, Phaser, GameMaker, and any engine that reads PNGs. Assets you generate are yours to use commercially.

Who it is for: SpriteCook is built for solo developers, game jam teams, and small studios that need more 2D art than they have time to draw. That includes programmers who would otherwise ship with placeholder boxes.

Three ways to use it: The free plan includes 40 credits a month and full API and MCP access, with no credit card. Web app lets you generate, edit, animate, and organize assets in the browser. Coding agents connect through an MCP server to generate art directly in your project while you code. REST API allows calling generation, animation, and asset endpoints from your own tools and pipelines.

Use cases

• Create characters, enemies, items, props, icons, tilesets, and UI kits
• Animate existing assets into sprite sheets