Private by default
Your file is processed locally in the browser.
Free browser utility
Sprite Sheet Slicer
Turn an existing sprite sheet into reviewed animation frames, a packed atlas, and Godot or Unity-ready files without uploading your artwork.
Free0 creditsFrames · atlas · Godot · Unity
LIVE WORKSPACE
Work locally. Export cleanly.
This utility runs in your browser. Your files stay on your device and no generation credits are used.
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SliceLocal browser workflow
Start with a real sprite sheet
The image stays on this device through slicing, editing, packing, and export.
01 / WHY IT WORKS
Made for production, not just previews.
Review before export
Preview timing, reorder frames, repair pixels, and set a precise shared pivot.
Engine import packages
Pack trimmed frames with padding and export portable JSON, Godot 4, or Unity files.
From source to clearly labeled output.
Drop a sheet
Choose a PNG, WebP, or JPG sprite sheet.
Review the animation
Confirm the grid, play the result, repair or reorder frames, and set the ground pivot.
Export to your engine
Download individual frames, an atlas and metadata, or a Godot 4 or Unity package.
Is the sprite sheet slicer free?
Yes. Slicing, review, portable JSON, Godot 4, and Unity exports all run locally in the browser with no credits and no upload.
03 / FAQ
Clear terms before you build.
Does this upload my sprite sheet?
No. Slicing happens locally in your browser and does not use generation credits.
Can it preserve transparency?
Yes. PNG and WebP transparency is preserved in each exported PNG frame.
What if my sheet has padding?
Set the outer margin and spacing in whole pixels. The live overlay shows the exact cells before anything is sliced.
Do I need an account to export?
No. The complete local pipeline—including portable, Godot 4, and Unity ZIP exports—is free and does not use credits.