Works with Godot 4

SpriteDock for Godot

Every animation you make arrives in Godot as a SpriteFrames resource: drop the folder in, point an AnimatedSprite2D at it, and play a clip by name.

Make a Godot character

Free sign-up, 100 credits, no card. Your prompt comes with you: “A knight running, side view, 8 frames”

The swordswoman running, her red scarf streaming, looping — Swordswoman · run · 5 frames

A swordswoman with a red scarf idling, looping — Swordswoman · idle · 4 frames

Why getting sprites into Godot takes so long

A sprite sheet alone is only a picture. In Godot you still have to slice it into frames, build a SpriteFrames resource, add every animation, set its speed and loop, and switch the texture filter so the pixels stay sharp.

SpriteDock writes that resource for you. The .tres references the sheet beside it with one region per frame, and carries each clip's name, frames per second and loop setting.

How it works

Make the characterDescribe it, then generate idle, walk, run, jump and attack as one Platformer set.
Export with Godot onTurn on Godot under For your engine in the export dialog. You get the sheet, the .tres and a short readme.
Drop it inCopy the folder into your project, add an AnimatedSprite2D, set its Sprite Frames to the .tres and Texture > Filter to Nearest.

What you download

<name>.tresA Godot 4 SpriteFrames resource: one animation per clip, with its speed and loop.
<name>_sheet.pngThe uniform-cell sprite sheet the .tres points at, by relative path.
README-godot.txtThe import steps, in five lines.
Aseprite fileAn .aseprite with your palette embedded and one tagged clip per animation.

Keep going

FAQ

Questions

Which Godot version does the export target?

Godot 4. The .tres is a text SpriteFrames resource (format 3).

How do I play an animation?

Pick it by its clip name in the AnimatedSprite2D's Animation field, or call play with the clip name from a script.

What if my sprite has no animations yet?

The .tres then holds one animation, default, with the sprite's single frame, so the resource still loads.

Why do my pixels look blurry in Godot?

Set Texture > Filter to Nearest on the node, or project-wide under Rendering > Textures. The readme in the export says the same.

Is it free to try?

Yes. Every account starts with 100 free credits, once, with no card. Exporting costs no credits.

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