Sprite Sheet to GIF
Animate a sprite sheet into a crisp, looping GIF: exact colors, clean transparency and whole-number scaling. Free, no signup.
Runs in your browser on Retro Diffusion's Rust engine. Your images never leave your device.
Drop a sprite sheet here, frames, or a GIF
One sheet PNG, several frame PNGs, or an animated GIF
Sprite Sheet to GIF, step by step
- 01
Load a sheet
A sprite sheet PNG, separate frame PNGs (sorted by name), or a GIF you want to retime or rescale.
- 02
Set the grid
Enter columns and rows for a sheet, and how many frames to use if the last row is not full.
- 03
Time it
Set the frame rate and whether it loops. The preview plays exactly what you will download.
- 04
Scale and save
Pick a whole-number scale so the pixels stay square, then download the GIF.
Generate real pixel art from a prompt
Retro Diffusion's models draw on a true pixel grid with a limited palette: characters, tilesets, animations and more, from $0.03 an image. New accounts start with free balance.
Sprite Sheet to GIF FAQ
Drop the sheet in, enter its columns and rows, and choose the frame rate. The frames play left to right, top to bottom; download the GIF when the preview looks right.
Most converters resize with smoothing and quantize colors with dithering. Here the frames are scaled by whole numbers only, the exact colors are kept when there are 255 or fewer, and transparency is a clean on/off.
Pixel art animations usually run at 8 to 12 frames per second; idle loops slower (4 to 6), fast attacks up to 15. GIF timing works in hundredths of a second, so some rates round slightly.
Yes, free with no signup. It runs in your browser on Retro Diffusion’s Rust engine; nothing is uploaded.