Frequently Asked Questions
What are sprites?
Sprites are images used to represent characters, objects, and other elements in games. Animated sprites use a sequence of frames to create movement, often packaged together in a spritesheet.
What happens next?
Once your sprite is saved, you can open it any time to keep editing its parts, colors, and animations. Export it as a spritesheet or another supported format to use in your own project, or add it to a game you create with Spritulus.
To use it in a Spritulus game, choose Create a new game and select your sprite as the main character or a game object.
How do I use my sprite in a game?
Once your sprite is created, you can create a new game and select your sprite as the main character or object. From there, you can build out your game world, add scenes, and define interactions.
You can also export your sprite in various formats, including PNG spritesheets, raw SVG, a reusable React component, a PixiJS spritesheet, and more.
Is my sprite royalty-free?
Assets on Spritulus are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Sharealike 3.0 license. This means you can use them in both personal and commercial projects, as long as you provide appropriate credit and share any derivative works under the same license.
For commercial inquiries or custom asset requests, email support@spritulus.com.