

Aseprite
Aseprite (previously ASE, aka Allegro Sprite Editor) is a program to create animated sprites & pixel art. Sprites are little images that can be used in your website or in a video game. You can draw characters with movement, intros, textures, patterns, backgrounds, logos...
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
Features
- Pixel Art
- Support for Layers
- Works Offline
- Live Preview
- Ad-free
- Dark Mode
- No registration required
- Color Picker
Tags
- gif-animation
Aseprite News & Activities
Recent News
- Ola published news article about Aseprite
Aseprite v1.3.7 Release Introduces Various EnhancementsAseprite has released version 1.3.7, which offers several enhancements and new features for users. ...
Recent activities
dinesh-58 added Aseprite as alternative to SZK Pixel Art Suite (Krita)- tanukileaf liked Aseprite
SherlockShi added Aseprite as alternative to Pixelate Image
Ju_5 added Aseprite as alternative to Godot Pixel Renderer- K0RR added Aseprite as alternative to PixiEditor
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What is Aseprite?
Aseprite (previously ASE, aka Allegro Sprite Editor) is a program to create animated sprites & pixel art. Sprites are little images that can be used in your website or in a video game. You can draw characters with movement, intros, textures, patterns, backgrounds, logos, color palettes, isometric levels, and more.
Aseprite source code is freely available from GitHub but pre-built binaries are paid software.
You can download the source code, compile it, and use it for personal/commercial purposes, but you cannot redistribute Aseprite to third parties.
The paid version, $14.99/USD, includes pre-built binaries for Windows, macOS, and Linux, as well as updates and priority support. The trial version does not allow you save your work.










Comments and Reviews
still paid if you'd like to use the most up to date versioned releases, but overall just wonderfully customizable software. A great variety (and still growing too) of plugins, themes for UI style, scripts, you name it. consider this software if you want something to your full liking that you can mess around with.
PS. I love to use this for game development, its just my thing. Though I also tend to switch between different software out of my mood being different towards something else some days, Aesprite I always come back to.
sadly, no longer free/open source software as of 2016. see [https://github.com/aseprite/aseprite/commit/5ecc356a41c8e29977f8608d8826489d24f5fa6c#commitcomment-18865891](https://github.com/aseprite/aseprite/commit/5ecc356a41c8e29977f8608d8826489d24f5fa6c#commitcomment-18865891) and the thread in general
unable to edit the app on alternativeto, because it is locked :/
I tried out three different pixel art programs: Pixelorama works best for me because it's free and open source, while Aseprite is paid (expensive 19.99 $)and offers nearly the same functions I need. Piskel, however, lacks some essential features, such as transparency.
One if not the best Pixel Art Editor