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Spritesheet Splitter
Slice a spritesheet into named, game-ready frames — right in the browser.
Overview
Spritesheet Splitter is a zero-install browser tool for the tedious part of game art: cutting a packed spritesheet back into individual frames. Load an image, preview it on a canvas, and drag to select exactly the region you want. Tell it how many rows the sheet has and how many sprites sit in each row, name every row (walk_up, walk_down, attack, and so on), nudge a vertical offset to line things up, and it exports each frame as its own image. Nothing is uploaded anywhere — the whole thing runs client-side, so your art never leaves your machine.
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Key features
- Load any spritesheet and preview it on an interactive canvas
- Drag to select the exact region to slice
- Set rows and sprites-per-row to match your sheet's grid
- Name each row so exported frames come out as walk_up_1, attack_2, and so on
- Adjust a vertical offset to correct sheets that do not line up cleanly
- Runs entirely in the browser — no upload, no install, no dependencies
Tech stack
- HTML5 Canvas
- Vanilla JavaScript
- JSZip