Goblin3D

Create the character once.Direct every move.

Describe a character or add a reference, then turn the same identity into a consistent four- or eight-direction sprite set.

Create a sprite
Pixel-art goblin ranger character

One character.
A complete motion set.

  1. 01

    Define the character.

    Start from a prompt, a reference image, or use both together.

  2. 02

    Review the identity.

    Keep the character, regenerate it, or skip review for a continuous run.

  3. 03

    Choose every direction.

    Build a compact four-way set or add diagonals with eight-way output.

  4. 04

    Direct the movement.

    Use Idle and Walk, then describe any custom motion the character needs.

Prompt or reference

A nimble goblin ranger with a moss-green hood, leather armor and a clear silhouette.

Reference image Optional
Character review
Reviewed pixel-art character
RegenerateKeep
Directions8-way
IdleWalkCustom
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8 frames 10 FPS
4-way or 8-way

Every direction keeps the same character.

Choose the four cardinal views for a compact set, or include diagonals for smoother top-down movement.

Pixel-art goblin ranger
Front view of the goblin ranger
Front
Front left view of the goblin ranger
Front left
Left view of the goblin ranger
Left
Back left view of the goblin ranger
Back left
Back view of the goblin ranger
Back
Back right view of the goblin ranger
Back right
Right view of the goblin ranger
Right
Front right view of the goblin ranger
Front right
04 — 16 frames

Give each motion its own rhythm.

Choose 4 to 16 frames for each motion, then check its rhythm at different preview speeds.

Refine without starting over

Fix the part that needs attention.

01

Regenerate one direction

Retry only the views that need another pass instead of rebuilding the full set.

02

Edit the pixels

Clean individual frames while keeping the sprite-sheet grid aligned.

03

Set the pivot

Place the character anchor where your game needs it before export.

A completed character sprite sheet
PNGFrames
JSONMetadata
ZIPBundle

Preview, edit and export.

Download PNG or WebP sheets, JSON metadata, or a ZIP bundle for the next step in your project.

Manifest engine labels
UnityGodot

Move the character
your game needs next.

Create a sprite

Direct answer

What does the Goblin3D sprite generator create?

Goblin3D creates a reusable pixel-art character from a prompt, reference image, or both. It then generates 4-way or 8-way Idle, Walk, and custom animation sheets at 64px or 128px per frame.

Style
Pixel art
Directions
4-way or 8-way
Animations
Idle, Walk, and custom motion
Exports
PNG, WebP, JSON, and ZIP

How it works

  1. 1

    Define and review the character

    Start with a description, a reference image, or both. Keep the result or skip review to continue automatically.

  2. 2

    Choose directions and motion

    Generate four or eight views, use Idle and Walk, and add named custom motions with configurable frame counts.

  3. 3

    Refine and export

    Preview each direction, regenerate selected views, edit pixels and pivot, then export images and metadata.

Common questions

How many directions does the sprite generator support?

The current character workflow supports four directions or eight directions. The eight-way option adds diagonal views for smoother top-down movement.

Which sprite animations are currently available?

Idle and Walk are included as presets. You can also add one or more custom motions, name each motion, describe the action, and choose a supported frame count.

Which sprite sizes can I generate?

The current supported frame sizes are 64 by 64 pixels and 128 by 128 pixels.

Can I fix one part without regenerating everything?

Yes. You can regenerate selected directions, edit the sprite pixels, and change the pivot while keeping the rest of the generated animation set.

How can I export a sprite sheet?

Export the selected sheet as PNG or WebP, download a JSON manifest, or create a ZIP containing the generated sheets and metadata. JSON and ZIP manifests can carry a Generic, Unity, or Godot engine label for handoff.