Sprite Studio

One of the hardest parts of building a 2D game isn’t the code, it’s the assets. If you don’t already have design skills (or a designer), bringing an idea to life is surprisingly difficult. Most of the time you either reuse existing asset packs, settle for very basic placeholders, or get stuck before you can even test your idea properly. That makes prototyping frustrating. You might have a clear gameplay idea in your head, but turning it into something visual enough to test takes way more time than it should. SpriteStudio is my attempt to lower that barrier. It’s built around fast experimentation: generate sprites with AI, instantly preview them as a sprite sheet, reorder frames, regenerate individual sprites, and iterate visually until things start to feel right. You don’t need polished art, just something good enough to test, tweak, and move forward. The goal isn’t to replace artists or create final assets. It’s to help indie devs prototype faster, explore ideas visually, and actually get their games off the ground instead of stalling at the asset stage. It’s still early, and I’m actively improving it based on real usage. I’d love to hear: - How do you currently handle assets when prototyping? - Do sprites slow you down early on? - What would make a tool like this genuinely useful for you? Happy to answer questions and thanks for checking it out 🙏