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Learn how to build sprites and effects in the Forge, shape your look with palettes and light, export to your engine, and put your AI agent to work.
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What is Spritory
Spritory is a browser studio for 2D game art. Build sprites and effects from simple shapes, and your palette and light keep every asset consistent.
Your first sprite
A guided first session in the Spritory Forge: how sprites are built, then a template turned into your own asset, varied, animated, saved and exported.
Using the Forge
Sprite Forge
A tour of the Spritory Sprite Forge: shapes and layers, color and texture, art styles, light, seed variants and every canvas shortcut.
Palettes
Every palette setting in Spritory explained with examples: color slots, shade bands, light, outlines, dithering, texture, contact shadows, Lospec import and palette lock.
Animation
Bring Spritory sprites to life with motion presets, or capture poses on a timeline and let the Forge tween between them.
VFX Forge
Build fire, smoke, sparks, explosions and other pixel art effects in Spritory with particle emitters, and learn the settings that matter most.
Export
Export Spritory sprites and effects as PNG, sprite sheets with a JSON atlas, GIF, APNG, Godot SpriteFrames or a pre-sliced Unity sheet.
AI agents
Overview
Connect Claude, Codex, Cursor or any MCP app to Spritory by URL, sign in, and let your agent build and edit sprites, effects and palettes in your style.
MCP tools reference
Every operation the Spritory MCP server exposes, grouped by styles, templates, saves, layers, animation, rendering and export, with credit costs.
FAQ
Sign-in, personal tokens, connected apps, credits, rate limits and troubleshooting for the Spritory MCP server.
Claude Code
Add the Spritory MCP server to Claude Code with one command, sign in, then ask Claude to build and edit pixel art sprites and effects in your style.
Claude Desktop
Add Spritory as a custom connector in Claude, sign in, and ask for pixel art sprites and effects on desktop, web and mobile.
Codex
Set up the Spritory MCP server in the Codex CLI, the IDE extension and the Codex app, sign in, then ask for pixel art sprites and effects.
Other MCP apps
Set up the Spritory MCP server in Cursor, VS Code, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, ChatGPT or any other app that supports remote MCP servers.