Technicode vs Sprite Cutter+

Technicode is a very fast, indexed representation of the official Unicode database. It contains over 39,000 Unicode characters, their symbols, numerical codes, names, version numbers, and descriptions. You can search by glyph, by approximate name, by version number, or by the numerical UTF-8 code. The clipboard holds an unlimited number of glyphs and codes. Tap a glyph or its code to add it to the clipboard, then paste the collected glyphs into another app on your device. There is comprehensive online help built into the app which describes every feature in detail. Universal app runs on both iPhone and iPad.

Cut a spritesheet into individual sprites in seconds. Sprite Cutter does one thing, and does it well. Drop in a spritesheet, tell it how big each sprite is — or how many rows and columns there are — and export every sprite as its own PNG. No image editor, no manual cropping. Simple, Precise Cutting • Drag and drop a spritesheet, or import one from Files or another app • Cut by sprite size or by number of rows and columns; the other updates automatically • Handles sheets with spacing between sprites • Exports every sprite as a separate PNG, numbered in order • Everything happens on your device Automate It Add the Cut Spritesheet action to a shortcut and slice sheets without opening the app — even as part of a larger workflow. You can also ask Siri. Made for game developers, pixel artists, and anyone who works with sprite sheets and texture atlases.