ImageSplitKit

ONE SHEET · EVERY FRAME

Sprite Sheet Cutter

Extract sprites at their original size.
Set the frame size, check the cuts, then download transparent PNGs.

Free · No account · No watermark · Images stay on your device

Slice, inspect, download

Start with a sprite sheet

Drop or paste a PNG, JPG or WebP. Up to 20 MiB, 24 megapixels and 16,384 px per side.

Your frames

Frame dimensions
Space before the first frame
Space between frames

Start and count apply after choosing the order. Use them to select one animation or skip unused cells.

Up to 256 frames per sheet layout. PNG output preserves transparency and original frame dimensions. No automatic resizing.

Preparing the example…

How to cut a sprite sheet into separate images

  1. Choose a uniform sprite sheet

    Load a PNG, JPG or WebP with equal-sized frame cells. PNG is a useful choice for transparent game sprites. Images stay on your device.

  2. Set frame size or grid

    If you know the frame size, enter its width and height in pixels. Otherwise enter rows and columns. Set the left and top offsets and the horizontal and vertical gaps so cut outlines match the source frames.

  3. Check every frame

    Inspect the extracted frame previews. Select row order, column order or reverse row order. Start and count let you export one consecutive animation range. Any unused pixels on the right or bottom are reported before export.

  4. Download the PNGs

    Create all frames and download the ZIP, or save individual PNG files. Names include the selected sequence number and original row and column. Frames retain their pixel dimensions and alpha transparency.

Sprite sheet slicer: spacing and offset example

The built-in example has four columns and two rows of 32 × 32 sprites. A 4 px border and 2 px gaps make the sheet 142 × 74 pixels: 4 + (4 × 32) + (3 × 2) + 4 wide, and 4 + (2 × 32) + 2 + 4 high.

Use frame size 32 × 32, left/top offset 4 and horizontal/vertical gaps 2. The first frame starts at (4, 4); the second starts at (38, 4). The 4 px right and bottom borders are excluded. Set the offset to 0 for sheets with no outer border.

Inspect the working example ↑

Sprite sheet splitter questions

Does this handle packed texture atlases?

This sprite cutter handles a uniform rectangular grid. It does not read atlas JSON, rotated sprites or irregularly packed rectangles. Use your atlas metadata in a compatible editor for those layouts.

Will frames be resized or lose their transparent background?

No resizing or background is added to PNG output. The checkerboard is a preview only. Cut outlines and numbers are not included in downloaded frames. Preview canvases can be scaled for display while downloads retain the original selected dimensions. PNG uses lossless output encoding, but browser image decoding and canvas processing can normalize color profiles and RGB values in nearly transparent pixels.

Why do I see leftover edge pixels?

Only complete frames are extracted. In size mode, unused right/bottom pixels stay outside the cut rectangles. In grid mode, frame dimensions are rounded down to whole pixels and the remainder is reported. Check these values before exporting.

Can I skip empty cells at the end?

Yes. Set Count to the number of frames you need. Start and Count follow the chosen frame order. This is a manual selection; empty cells are not detected or removed automatically.

Is this spritesheet splitter free?

Yes, with no account or watermark. Up to 256 frames per sheet layout and 128 MiB of exported PNG data. Source files must be PNG, JPG or WebP up to 20 MiB, 24 megapixels and 16,384 px per side. Animated source images are treated as a still frame.

Continue with your frames

You can convert the sprite sheet to GIF, calculate grid dimensions, or use the general image splitter for photos and designs.