Tileset Slicer

Cut sprites out of a tileset or spritesheet. Draw a box around each one, auto-detect them, or use a fixed grid — then open in the editor or export all as a ZIP. Free, runs in your browser.

Slice any tileset or spritesheet, free in your browser

The Tileset Slicer cuts a tile sheet or sprite sheet into individual sprites — with no install, no signup, and nothing uploaded to a server. Load a PNG, JPG or WebP, choose how to split it, then download every sprite as a ZIP of PNGs or send one straight to the pixel art editor. Pixels are extracted exactly at 1:1 and transparency is kept, so your sprites come out clean and game-ready.

Three ways to cut sprites

1. Grid — for evenly spaced tiles. Set tile size, spacing and offset — or just drag the grid to line it up — and every cell becomes a sprite.
2. Auto-detect — for packed sheets. Pick the background colour and the slicer finds each sprite's bounding box automatically, merging small gaps.
3. Select — for uneven sheets. Draw a box around each sprite by hand — free-form, square (1:1) or a fixed size — and drag boxes to fine-tune.

What you can do with it

• Extract game sprites, tiles, icons and UI elements from a single sheet.
• Clean up photo-converted pixel art with round-pixel, colour-merge and despeckle.
• Knock out a background colour to get fully transparent sprites.
• Export every sprite at once as a ZIP, or open one in the editor to keep drawing.
• Drop the sprites you cut into the tilemap editor to build a grid or isometric game map.
• Turn a photo into pixels first with the image-to-pixel-art converter, then slice it.