Prefer a video vs reading an article? Here's my full step-by-step tutorial for generating game character sprites using AI! > Codex > GPT 5.5 > Images 2.0 > Seedance 2.0 > Phaser 4 Includes solving walk cycles + transparency + consistency + others Prompts + more in reply 👇... 00:00 Intro 01:08 Overview 01:33 Choosing your AI tool 02:11 Step 1: Box Art 02:51 Step 2: South-Facing Anchor 05:02 "Real Pixels" 07:00 Step 3: Keep Anchors Neutral 08:01 Step 4: NEWS Directions 09:52 Step 5: Animating with GPT Images 2.0 14:38 Step 6: Image to Video for Walkcycles 19:08 Step 7: Normalisation 20:54 Skill 1: animated-spritesheets skill 21:40 Skill 2: gamedev-assets skill 21:58 Step 8: Integrating Assets 22:42 Wrap-Upshow more

Alternate video here

You can get the prompts, templates, reference images and more over here.

I'm not sure video beats articles for technical stuff like this. I can skim an article in 2 minutes but a tutorial video forces my pace, not mine.

Yeah so having both is good i suppose

Great video chongu! Thank you

Very welcome ! Thanks for the comment !

Thank you dude, you helped me for my game

Glad to have been able to help! Good luck with your game!

impressive ! i ve tried on my own but hard to have a correct UI on desktop and mobile.. ive generated the UI via gpt-image but implementation with gpt5.5 and three.js is a mess.. do you have any tips for that?

Ooh i haven’t tried dealing with UI .. i imagine that if you need to do 9 slicing and scalable ui it becomes a pain if not done properly?

u re right. codex struggle to add dynamic element with a 2d ui :/ i didnt find a solution yet but i think i will have to do it manually 😫

GPT Images 2.0×Seedance 2.0でwalk cycle・透明度・一貫性まで解決できるのは強烈ですね。個人がゲームスプライトを量産→Steam/itch.ioで売るAI副業ルートが現実圏に。ゲーム開発の参入障壁が一気に消えた感覚です #Seedance2 #AI副業

I been building a game but literally had no idea how to improve Ui Gonna make all front again with images 2.0 and nano banana

If you are building pipelines for AI 2D character sprites, check out SpriteForge. It's a node graph editor for processing, chroma keying, slicing, and layering sprites. Would love to get your feedback on the workflow:

Very cool I like the video instead of article!

Think the rest of the manual steps could be automated?

Yeah though some manual curation still needed

I honestly don't even know where to save assets