How to use the Pixel Art Converter
Learn the full workflow for source images, fit modes, output sizes, and batch PNG export.
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Pixel art guides, spritesheet tutorials, and tile map workflow articles
This page collects the main Pixel Tools guides in one place so you can move from pixel conversion to spritesheets, metadata export, and tile map planning without hunting through separate pages.
Overview
How this guide hub is organized
The guides below are grouped by workflow stage. Start with pixel art conversion if you are still shaping source images, move into spritesheet articles when frames need atlas export, and use the map planning guides when the assets are ready for layout and level work.
Pixel Art
Start with conversion and size decisions
32x32 pixel art converter
See why 32x32 is a practical default for sprites, icons, props, and general-purpose game assets.
Read guideSpritesheets
Move into atlas building and metadata export
How to make pixel art spritesheets
Follow a broader workflow for preparing frames, choosing layout settings, and exporting atlas data cleanly.
Read guideSpritesheet generator JSON export
Learn when PNG plus JSON is more useful than PNG alone for animation and engine-ready sprite workflows.
Read guideSpritesheet generator for Godot
See how to prepare browser-built atlases for Godot-style 2D workflows with clear frame order and reusable metadata.
Read guideTile Maps
Finish with scale planning and layout workflows
How to use the tile map editor
Learn how to import tilesets, set up layouts, paint maps, and export structured project data.
Read guideBest tile size for 2D games
Compare 16x16, 24x24, 32x32, and larger tile sizes to choose the right scale for your project.
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