Sprite sheet slicer
Slice a sprite sheet into individual frames by grid size or auto-detection, preview them, and download every frame as a zip. Runs in your browser.
Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
About the Sprite sheet slicer
Slicing is the reverse of packing: it takes one sprite sheet and cuts it back into the individual frames it was built from. This is handy when you have a packed sheet but need the separate images again, for example to re-import into a different engine or edit a single frame.
How to use the Sprite sheet slicer
- Upload a single sprite sheet image.
- Choose grid slicing and set the columns and rows, or use automatic frame detection.
- Preview every detected frame.
- Download all frames as a zip of PNG files.
Frequently asked questions
Upload the sheet, then either enter the grid columns and rows or let automatic detection find each frame by its transparent gaps. Preview the result and download the frames as a zip.
Grid slicing cuts the sheet into equal cells, which suits evenly spaced sheets. Auto detection finds islands of non-transparent pixels, which suits sheets where frames vary in size or spacing.
No. The image is sliced locally in your browser and nothing is sent to a server.
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