Misaligned AI-generated sprite sheets
When characters, tiles, or props do not sit neatly on a consistent grid, you can crop the usable areas and rebuild them into a cleaner tileset.
A simple sprite sheet editor to crop, align, and rebuild AI-generated game assets into clean tilesets for Tiled.
Source Image
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Grid Settings
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If the source image has a checkerboard or flat backdrop, remove it first so Tiled receives a transparent PNG.
Captured Sprites
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Captured areas will appear here with their tile grid preview after you confirm a selection.
Layout Board
After selecting captures, you can drag them here to arrange the layout.
Select one or more captures first, then drag them freely here to rebuild your layout.
Use Cases
When characters, tiles, or props do not sit neatly on a consistent grid, you can crop the usable areas and rebuild them into a cleaner tileset.
If a 32x32, 64x64, or custom tileset keeps slicing incorrectly, adjust tile size, margin, and spacing here before exporting a new PNG.
Keep only the sprites you want, then reorganize them into a more practical sprite sheet for level design and map editing.
Features
Upload AI-generated game assets and preview the original sheet with an overlay grid.
Manually crop one sprite or a larger region and save each selection as a reusable capture.
Slice with 32x32, 64x64, or custom tile settings to check alignment before export.
Drag checked captures onto the layout board to rebuild a cleaner sprite sheet.
Export a new PNG that is easier to import into Tiled Map Editor as a tileset.
Workflow
FAQ
A sprite sheet is a single image that contains many game assets such as characters, props, terrain tiles, or animation frames.
A tileset is a collection of assets arranged on a consistent grid so tools like Tiled Map Editor can slice and place them correctly.
AI image generation focuses on visual composition rather than strict pixel-grid rules, so spacing, borders, and tile sizes often drift off-grid.
Yes. It also supports custom tile sizes, margin, and spacing, which is useful for different pixel-art workflows.
Yes. If the image can be loaded in the browser, this tool can help you crop, align, rebuild, and export it into a Tiled-friendly tileset.