Create sprite sheets and optimize your game graphics.
Works with any game engine, including:

Efficient packing algorithms

• Grid - Use this algorithm if your game engine doesn't support sheet data files. All sprites are packed in an equal spaced grid.
• Basic - The basic algorithm fills the sprite sheet from top to bottom, different sprite sizes are supported. It's the fastest algorithm but usually requires more space.
• MaxRects - This algorithm minimizes the sprite sheet size by placing sprites in gaps between other sprites. Your game engine must be able to import packing information files — which most game engines do.
• Polygon - The polygon algorithm removes transparent parts of the sprites to pack them even tighter. This requires a game engine that supports polygon sprites. E.g. Unity or cocos2d-x.

Sprite sheet packed with TexturePacker's polygon algorithm.

Easy to use

• Drag & drop user interface - To create a sprite sheet simply drag the folder containing the sprites onto TexturePacker. That's it.
• Smart-folders - TexturePacker detects changes in your sprite folders: Newly added, renamed or deleted sprites automatically trigger a re-packing of the sprite sheet.

Drag & drop your sprite folders onto TexturePacker. TexturePacker detects all changes to that folder and updates the sprite sheets.

Optimize your png sprite sheets

Use png compressed textures to reduce the download size of your game.

• PngQuant - Use the included pngquant algorithm to create high quality, lossy compressed png files to reduce the size of your sprite sheets.
• Zopfli compression - TexturePacker includes Google's favorite Zopfli compression algorithm to reduce the size of the compressed PNG file even further.

TexturePacker's PNG optimization algorithm delivers the smallest file sizes.

Animation preview

Preview your sprite animation directly in TexturePacker

Bonus: The animation preview runs while you edit the pivot points. So you can see the results of your adjustments in real-time.

Preview sprite animations while editing your pivot points.