Spriteoven chef β€” baking pixels in a wood-fired oven

Bake your sprites. Ship your game.

The cozy oven for indie game art β€” AI-powered sprite sheets, tilesets, and iconpacks for Godot, Unity, and Aseprite.

What is Spriteoven

Spriteoven turns plain-language prompts into game-ready sprite art: canonical character sheets, seamless tilesets with auto-tile rules, and matched iconpacks for items, weapons, and UI. Built for indie devs who want to ship β€” not fight with prompt engineering, layer cleanup, or exporter scripts.

Three pillars

Mapas, Items, Animaciones β€” the three things every indie game needs.

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Mapas β€” Tilesets that actually tile

Seamless tilesets at 16Γ—, 32Γ—, 64Γ— or 96Γ— tile sizes with auto-tile rules baked in. Edges match. Your level designer can stop crying.

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Items β€” Iconpacks with consistent silhouettes

Weapons, shields, potions, scrolls β€” generated in batches with stable style and silhouette. Premium uses GPT Image 2 for prop consistency.

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Animaciones β€” Canonical character + actions

Define the character once. Spriteoven generates idle, walk, attack, hurt, death frames against the same canonical reference, with strict bbox + ground-line validation.

How it works

Three steps from prompt to engine-ready export.

Describe

Type a prompt β€” character, biome, item set. Plain language is fine.

Bake

Spriteoven runs the AI model and post-processes the result (chroma key, palette quantize, edge validation, auto-tile rules).

Ship

Export as png-sliced, Godot .tres, Aseprite bundle, or full Godot project bundle. Drop into your game.

Pricing

Free tier is genuinely free. Premium is BYOK so we don't middleman OpenAI.

Free

NB2 (Gemini, gratis)

$0
  • ~10 sprites per session
  • All export formats
  • No watermark, no credit card
  • Forever-free for hobby work
Premium Β· BYOK

GPT Image 2

~$0.04 / sheet
  • Bring your own OpenAI key
  • You pay OpenAI directly
  • Spriteoven charges $0 on top in beta
  • Higher fidelity + tighter prop consistency

Get started

Five minutes from sign-up to your first exported sheet.