pixel-art-exporter

You can export Aseprite spritesheets with JSON metadata by packing frames into horizontal, vertical, grid, or packed layouts. This generates coordinates, durations, and scaling data for Unity, Godot, and Phaser pipelines.

Yes, you can export pixel art animations as transparent PNGs with integer scaling. This ensures deterministic asset output by preserving transparency and applying exact scale multiples to single frames or layers.

GIF export supports preserved frame timing and looping for web or social sharing. It renders animations directly from pixel art sprites to deliver game-ready animated deliverables.

The best way to generate a packed atlas is exporting frames in a packed layout with accompanying JSON metadata. This provides coordinates, durations, and scaling that drop straight into custom game pipelines.

Yes, you can export assets for Phaser and Godot by generating spritesheets with engine-specific JSON metadata. This satisfies layout control and metadata generation requirements for deterministic multi-engine delivery.

Incorrect frame durations occur when frame timing is not preserved during spritesheet export. Applying integer scaling and generating JSON metadata ensures deterministic asset output with exact coordinates and durations.