Sprite Flow

Sprite Flow started from a problem we kept hearing from solo and small-team game developers: they could write the game, but drawing every animation frame by hand took days, and asset packs never quite matched their style.

Sprite Flow is a web tool for making 2D game art with AI.

You describe a character or upload a reference image, pick an animation such as idle, walk, run, jump or attack, set the frame count, and it generates the frames.

The aim is to keep the same character looking the same across frames and directions, which is the part most general image tools get wrong.

Besides single animations, Sprite Flow has tools for 4- and 8-direction sprites for top-down and isometric games, batch NPC variations, game maps, tilesets, props, and game music and sound effects, so one project can get most of its placeholder or production art from the same place.

Finished animations are packed into a sprite sheet grid with transparent backgrounds and JSON metadata, or exported as individual PNG frames, ready to drop into Unity, Godot, Unreal (Paper2D) or Phaser.

It is used mostly by indie developers on desktop, for game jams, prototypes and smaller commercial games.

A common workflow is to generate base animations in Sprite Flow and then polish key characters by hand.

Pricing is credit based.

Each tool shows its credit cost before you submit, and current plans are on the pricing page.

Sprite Flow is built by ZITCHOO.