Sprite Renderer

Turn any 3D model (.glb or .gltf) into one game-ready sprite sheet: a resting frame, an optional spin strip and optional tilted frames, all cropped to the same box. What you see in the dashed square is what gets rendered.

Drop the model files here, or click to choose

A single .glb file, or scene.gltf + scene.bin together (plus any texture files)

Tip: open the unzipped folder, press Ctrl+A, and drag everything in at once

Drag to orbit · Scroll to zoom · Right-drag to pan · Double-click a part to orbit around it

View

Zoom 50

Arrows turn the view 5° (arrow keys too; hold Shift for 1°). Double-click a part to orbit around it.

Parts

Untick a part to hide it. Hidden parts are left out of renders.

Object

Name (used for the file names)

Auto-orient long objectsPoints the long axis at the target with the wide end toward you. Good for darts and arrows; turn off for bows, trees and props.

Pitch 0°

Yaw 0°

Roll 45°

Colors

Recolor the widest partsOff: the model keeps its natural colors and textures. On: the parts that stick out furthest (like dart flights) get the colors below.

Lighting

Key 2.2

Rim 1.4

Ambient 0.6

Frames

Angle sweep (3D flight)For a game that draws the object in 3D: one row per viewing angle, from tail-on to side view, one column per spin step. The tip points up in every frame. Needs Auto-orient.

Spin frames 8

Spin covers

Tilted frames 3

Tilted frames lean left, straight and right, like a dart or arrow stuck in a target. 0 turns them off.

Output

Render size 512

Sprite Renderer

View

Parts

Animation

Object

Colors

Lighting

Frames

Output

Render