How to use
Local sprite tools in the browser. No upload. Cut sheets, unpack animation order, pack PSD layers, export a Cocos atlas. Files stay on your device.
Game sprite work often hits the same steps: a sheet that needs frames, an animation that needs click order, a PSD that needs named cuts, a Creator atlas that needs a plist. The five tools on this page cover those steps.
Open the card that matches the file in hand. Auto Split dumps every sprite. Sheet Splitter follows a counted grid. Unpacker keeps click order and can write a GIF. PSD to Spritesheet reads Photoshop layers. Cocos Sprite Atlas writes a same-name PNG and Cocos2d-x plist.
Open a tool
Sprite Auto Split Extractor
Split a sprite sheet into individual PNGs by transparency or background color, then download a ZIP.
Sprite Sheet Splitter
Split a sprite sheet by grid or transparency into frames, then download singles or packed strips as a ZIP.
Spritesheet Unpacker
Click sprites in animation order, then export PNGs or a GIF.
PSD to Spritesheet
Crop Photoshop raster layers to opaque bounds, then export named PNGs and one packed spritesheet.
Cocos Sprite Atlas
Mark frames on a sprite sheet by grid or transparency, then download a same-name PNG and Cocos2d-x plist.