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Connect AutoSprite in ChatGPT
Add AutoSprite from ChatGPT's plugins and sign in. New accounts start with free credits.
Make game sprites right in ChatGPT
Describe a character, pick its moves, and AutoSprite turns them into animated, game-ready spritesheets without leaving the chat.
How it works
From idea to spritesheet in one chat
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Describe your character and its moves
Ask for a character, or share one that ChatGPT drew, then pick its moves: idle, walk, run, jump, presets like death or victory, weapon attack combos, 8-direction isometric packs or any custom move.
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Watch it animate, then download
Each animation plays right in the chat when it's ready. Download the PNG spritesheet and JSON atlas for Unity, Godot, GameMaker or Phaser.
Ask for anything
Real animations from one-line requests
>Make a red pixel-art dragon with a fast run animation
>Animate a forest druid walking with a glowing staff
>Make my neon ninja do a fast run
>Animate a young witch casting a magic spell with her cat
Plans
Plans and credits
ChatGPT uses the same credits as the AutoSprite web app. New accounts start with 15 free credits; plans and credit packs add more.
Free Plan
No credit card needed
$0/month
- Core features
- 15 monthly credits (up to 3 spritesheets)
- 2 spritesheet unlocks per month of standard resolution
Starter Plan
Best for light users
$12/month
- 500 monthly credits (up to 100 spritesheets)
- Unlimited spritesheet unlocks of high resolution
- High queue priority
Pro Plan
Best for power users
$29/month
- 1500 monthly credits (up to 300 spritesheets)
- 2x credit rollover
- Unlimited spritesheet unlocks of max resolution
Enterprise Plan
For large volume organizations
$99/month
- Team management
- Customizable credit balance
- Dedicated queue priority
FAQ
AutoSprite in ChatGPT
What can AutoSprite do inside ChatGPT?
Create a game character from a description or from an image in your chat, then generate animations for it: idle, walk, run, attack, jump, 30 ready-made presets like death, victory and dance, weapon attack moves for 8 weapons, 8-direction isometric packs for top-down games, or a custom move you describe. Each animation becomes a transparent PNG spritesheet with a JSON atlas, ready for Unity, Godot, GameMaker, Phaser and other engines.
How do credits work?
Creating a character costs 1 credit (3 for the higher-quality model), each animation or weapon attack move costs 5, and an 8-direction isometric pack costs 15. Using a character image from your chat is free. New accounts start with 15 free credits; paid plans and credit packs add more. ChatGPT uses the same credits as the AutoSprite web app.
Where do my characters and spritesheets go?
Into your AutoSprite library, the same one you see when you sign in at autosprite.io. Open it any time to download, edit frames, make more animations or export to your engine.
What does ChatGPT share with AutoSprite?
Only what a request needs: the character description or image you ask it to use and the animations you ask for. AutoSprite does not receive your ChatGPT conversation history. You can disconnect AutoSprite from ChatGPT's plugin settings at any time.
Need help?
Email hello@autosprite.io or ask in our Discord. Include the email of your AutoSprite account so we can find your characters.
Everything you make lives in your library.
Characters and spritesheets you create in ChatGPT are saved to your AutoSprite account. Open the web app to edit frames, add more animations and export to your engine.
Free in the browser — 15 credits a month, no card. MCP and API access are included with Pro at $29/mo. See pricing