Spritesheet Maker vs Spriteer

GIF64 — Pixel Art & Spritesheet Maker GIF64 is a lightning-fast, simple, and powerful tool for creating pixel art, 2D spritesheets, and animated GIFs. Design frame-by-frame animations on fixed-size canvases (8×8 to 64×64), perfect for retro games, game jams, indie dev, and classic pixel workflows — right on your phone or tablet. Choose a canvas size, draw with pixel-perfect tools, animate using onion skinning, rearrange frames with drag-and-drop, and export clean GIFs or PNG spritesheets. Works fully offline — no sign-in, no tracking, no analytics. Built for Pixel Artists & Game Developers GIF64 is designed around the core mechanics of pixel animation, not bloated features. It stays fast, precise, and predictable — ideal for low-resolution art, retro aesthetics, and production-ready assets. Whether you’re sketching an idea, animating a character, or exporting sprites for a game engine, GIF64 keeps the workflow tight and efficient. Features - Fixed canvas sizes: 8×8, 16×16, 32×32, 64×64 - Animation timeline with playback controls and per-frame duration - Drag & drop frame reordering - Onion skinning for smooth frame-to-frame animation - Import gif animations and edit Pixel tools: - Brush (size & opacity) - Bucket fill (opacity) - Select - Move - Eyedropper - Eraser (tap Brush to toggle) - Auto-generated color palette from your pixels - True pixel-perfect rendering (no smoothing, no interpolation) - GIF export with transparency - PNG spritesheet export for game engines and tools - Offline-first — no account, no cloud, no data collectionImport/Export- Import .gifs (up to 64x64 canvas size)- Export animated .gif- Export .png spritesheet Perfect For - Pixel art animation - Retro & low-res game assets - Indie game development - Game jams & rapid prototyping - Sprite sheets for Godot, Unity, GameMaker, Love2D, Pico-8-style workflows - Learning pixel art fundamentals “Constraints breed creativity.” GIF64 embraces that philosophy — small canvases, fast tools, zero distractions.

The canvas is eight by eight. That is the whole rule — and it is enough. Draw a hero, a zombie, a gem, a door. One small frame per pose; the engine breathes in the rest — the walk beat, the floating treasure, the bounce of a slime. Your sprite starts living the moment you lift your finger. What you draw is yours to keep. Export any sprite as a PNG, or a character as an animated GIF, and take it wherever you like. Then prove it. Thirty-eight real arcade games are built in — mines, factories, haunted manors — and every one of them instantly wears YOUR art. Outrun boulders as the hero you drew; hunt the zombie you gave those red eyes. Your work lives in skins, like resource packs: each skin is a complete project — every character, tile, and item in one place, with your progress counted. Wear one skin at a time and switch styles in a tap. Share the file anywhere, or open it in Pythoneer and play whole worlds dressed in your sprites. Mirror drawing, a fixed sixteen-color palette, onion skin, a live walk preview, undo — serious tools, one simple rule. Unlock All — one purchase, no subscription: your own skins beyond the first, every export (GIF, 256 px, sprite sheet, scene), and any color beyond the sixteen. Drawing, playing and sharing stay free. Sixty-four pixels. Yours.