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Export

Export your pixel art in PNG, sprite sheet, GIF, JSON, and game engine formats.

Export Formats

PNG

Export a single frame as a PNG image.

  • Supports transparent background
  • Scale options: 1x, 2x, 4x, 8x
  • Export current frame or all frames as individual files

Sprite Sheet

Combine all frames into a single sprite sheet image.

Horizontal Layout

Frames arranged in a single row, left to right.

Grid Layout

Frames arranged in a grid with configurable rows and columns.

Columns: 4
Rows: 2
Total frames: 8

GIF

Export animation as an animated GIF.

  • Configurable FPS
  • Palette optimization for smaller file sizes
  • Transparent background support

JSON

Export project data as JSON for programmatic use.

  • Includes all layers, frames, and metadata
  • Useful for custom pipelines and runtime rendering

Export Options

Scale

Choose output resolution:

ScaleUse Case
1xNative pixel art resolution
2xSmall upscale for web display
4xMedium upscale for presentations
8xLarge upscale for print or thumbnails

Background

  • Transparent — no background (default for sprites)
  • Custom color — solid color background for testing

Layer Options

  • All layers — composite all visible layers
  • Selected layers only — export specific layers

Frame Options

  • Current frame — export only the active frame
  • All frames — export every frame (as sprite sheet or individual files)

Copy to Clipboard

Copy the current canvas to your clipboard for quick pasting into other applications.

  • Press Ctrl+C or use the export menu
  • Works with most image-aware applications

Game Engine Formats

Export directly in formats optimized for popular game engines:

Unity

  • Sprite sheets with metadata JSON
  • Import as Sprite Atlas or individual sprites
  • See Unity Export

Godot

  • Sprite sheets with .tres resource files
  • Import as SpriteFrames for AnimatedSprite2D
  • See Godot Export

Aseprite

  • .aseprite JSON format
  • Import into Aseprite for further editing
  • See Aseprite Export

Tiled

  • JSON tileset format with image reference
  • Supports Wang tiles and dual-grid
  • See Tiled Export

Export Example

# Export a sprite sheet at 2x scale with transparent background
# Using the API
curl -X POST https://api.spritesynth.dev/api/exports/characters/{id} \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "format": "sprite_sheet",
    "scale": 2,
    "background": "transparent",
    "layout": "grid",
    "columns": 4
  }'

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