# SpriteFuse

> SpriteFuse is an AI Sprite Generator for turning a described character move into a 2D animation you can preview, adjust, and export.

## Product workflow

Character Project → Character → Open-ended Animations → Preview/Test → Adjust → Export

## Inputs

- A text description of the character and requested Animation.
- An optional PNG, JPEG, or WebP character reference.
- A natural-language adjustment after an Animation is completed.

## Outputs

- A transparent sprite sheet.
- Ordered transparent frame PNGs.
- An animated GIF preview.
- Animation metadata and Godot and Unity import guidance.

## Product boundaries

- Animations are described in natural language rather than selected from a fixed preset list.
- The neutral Asset Canvas is preview-only. It is not used as generation input and is not included in exported files.
- Results are intended for prototyping, inspection, adjustment, and continued editing. Final production polish depends on the project's art direction and quality bar.
- Pricing and checkout availability are stated on the live Pricing page.

## Product

- [Homepage](https://spritefuse.com): AI Sprite Generator for described character moves, with supported inputs, preview, adjustment, and export boundaries.
- [Sprite Character Generator](https://spritefuse.com/sprite-character-generator): Create a still character first, then continue with that character in the animation workflow.
- [Create a sprite](https://spritefuse.com/#create): Text and optional reference-image input for a character and its first Animation.
- [Why SpriteFuse](https://spritefuse.com/#features): Reusable Character context, open-ended Animation requests, and natural-language adjustment.
- [How it works](https://spritefuse.com/#how-it-works): Three-step path from character description to preview, adjustment, and transparent export.
- [Exported files](https://spritefuse.com/#outputs): Transparent frames, sprite sheet, preview, metadata, and engine guidance.
- [What you can create](https://spritefuse.com/#examples): Example natural-language action requests for casts, defensive reactions, and movement.
- [AI Sprite Generator FAQ](https://spritefuse.com/#faq): Inputs, frame planning, editable timing and exports, Asset Canvas boundaries, and result limitations.

## Support and policies

- [Sprite Generation API](https://spritefuse.com/sprite-generation-api): Scoped REST access for characters, animations and owned revisions; OpenAPI and key setup.
- [SpriteFuse MCP Server](https://spritefuse.com/mcp): Remote OAuth MCP setup and eleven tools for owned sprites and animation export.
- [Developer quickstart](https://spritefuse.com/developers/docs): Real request examples, input limits, timing and asynchronous task recovery.

- [Pricing](https://spritefuse.com/pricing): Published plan availability and checkout status.
- [Privacy](https://spritefuse.com/privacy): Data processing, storage, analytics, and user-control terms.
- [Terms](https://spritefuse.com/terms): Rules for using SpriteFuse and generated assets.
- [Cookie policy](https://spritefuse.com/cookie): Essential storage, analytics technologies, and browser-level controls.

## Key facts

- Core product: AI Sprite Generator for described side-view 2D character actions.
- Primary users: indie game developers and small 2D game teams.
- Input: text plus an optional PNG, JPEG, or WebP character reference.
- Workflow: Character Project → Character → open-ended Animations → Preview → Adjust timing or visuals → Export.
- Exported art excludes the neutral Asset Canvas.

## Contact

- Website: https://spritefuse.com
- Email: support@spritefuse.com