CraftPix
CraftPix is a web catalog where users can download or buy game art, including sprites, characters, animated objects, backgrounds, tilesets, icons, interfaces…
What CraftPix is
CraftPix is a web catalog where users can download or buy game art, including sprites, characters, animated objects, backgrounds, tilesets, icons, interfaces, game kits, isometric assets, and pixel art. Its listed asset types also include 3D models and text effects. CraftPix identifies game developers, indie studios, and hobbyists as its audience, and says assets can be integrated into Unity, Unreal Engine, Buildbox, Construct 2, and GameSalad. Freebie assets can be modified and used in personal or commercial projects without attribution. Purchased assets can be used in unlimited free and commercial projects without royalties, and remain usable after a subscription ends. The license does not permit reselling or redistributing source art, including slightly modified versions, in a way that allows another end user to use the files. It also prohibits using licensed assets or derivatives to train, test, validate, or improve AI or similar systems. A free plan is listed, alongside memberships and paid plans. CraftPix says it was founded in 2016 and lists a mailing address in Wan Chai, Hong Kong.
Good
- Offers both free and paid assets.
- Freebies allow commercial use without attribution.
- Purchased assets can be used without royalties.
- Assets can be integrated into several game engines.
- Downloaded assets remain usable after subscription ends.
Watch out
- Source art cannot be redistributed for another end user.
- Licensed assets cannot be used to improve AI systems.
- Membership remains active only until the paid period ends after cancellation.
Who it suits
CraftPix may suit game developers, indie studios, and hobbyists seeking downloadable art for projects in supported engines. Its freebie license may appeal to users who want assets for personal or commercial work without attribution.
Verdict
CraftPix offers a broad range of game art with free and paid options and permissions for project use. Review the restrictions on redistribution and AI use before choosing assets.
Plans and prices
From CraftPix's own pricing page, checked 15 Oct 2026.
| Plan | Price | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | Free | Unlimited downloads · personal and commercial use · paid and premium assets · no royalties · freebie assets · forever |
| Pro | $2 a month | Unlimited downloads · personal and commercial use · paid and premium assets · no royalties · priority support · paid annually ($24) |
| Individual asset purchase (Match 3 GUI example) | $6, paid once | Royalty-free use in unlimited projects · one-time purchase |
| Monthly membership | $15 a month | Unlimited access to 2221 assets · unlimited downloads · commercial projects · no royalties · priority support · per month |
| Yearly membership | $24 a year | Unlimited access to 2221 assets · unlimited downloads · commercial projects · no royalties · priority support · paid annually (page also shows $48 struck through) |
| Enterprise | $30 a month | Unlimited downloads · personal and commercial use · paid and premium assets · courses and schools · game-template sales · paid annually ($360) |
The facts
Each one read from CraftPix's own pages, with the date it was checked.
What it does
- 3D library
- Its 3D section contains low-poly models such as people, orcs, elves, buildings, animals and environment props.checked 15 Oct 2026
- AI restriction
- The asset license prohibits using licensed assets or derivatives to train, test, validate, or improve AI, machine-learning, or similar systems.checked 29 Sep 2026
- AI-use restriction
- The licence forbids using CraftPix assets to train, fine-tune, test or improve AI, machine-learning or generative systems.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Asset categories
- The catalog includes sprites, characters, animated objects, backgrounds, tilesets, interfaces, icons, game kits, pixel art and text effects.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Asset range
- Its About page says the library includes 2D sprites and characters, animated objects and enemies, backgrounds, tilesets, user interface elements, isometric assets, and pixel art.checked 29 Sep 2026
- Data deletion
- Users can request deletion through a support ticket, with deletion promised within three business days.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Enterprise use
- Enterprise license terms allow qualifying use of assets in online courses, schools, offline educational institutions, and game templates sold on specified marketplaces.checked 29 Sep 2026
- Example game kit
- The Fantasy Platformer kit includes characters, five themed tilesets, traps, magic effects, icons, avatars, interface elements and store icons.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Example product contents
- The Match 3 GUI pack contains separate interface elements, 1 AI file, 61 PNG files and one PNG background.checked 15 Oct 2026
- File formats
- The Fantasy Platformer kit is supplied in PSD and PNG formats.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Game engine integrations
- The site says assets can be integrated into Unity, Unreal Engine, Buildbox, Construct 2, and GameSalad.checked 29 Sep 2026
- Integrations
- CraftPix says its graphics can be integrated with Unity, Unreal Engine, Buildbox, Construct 2 and GameSalad.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Intended users
- CraftPix describes its audience as game developers, indie studios, and hobbyists.checked 29 Sep 2026
- Legal name
- Crunchbase identifies the legal entity as Tyschenko Company Limited.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Licence classification
- An independent catalog describes CraftPix's licence as custom, allows commercial use and notes that source-art redistribution is prohibited.checked 15 Oct 2026
The company
- Company details
- CraftPix says it was founded in 2016; its contact page lists a mailing address in Wan Chai, Hong Kong.checked 29 Sep 2026
- Company founder listing
- Crunchbase lists Anton Tyshchenko as a founder and board member.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Company founding
- CraftPix says it was founded in 2016 by Oleg Domrachev and Anton Tyshchenko.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Company size
- Crunchbase lists CraftPix.net at 11–50 employees.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Founded
- 2016checked 23 Sep 2026
- Headquarters
- Crunchbase lists the company in Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong.checked 15 Oct 2026
Money
- Free asset license
- Freebie assets may be modified and used in any number of personal or commercial projects, and attribution is not required.checked 29 Sep 2026
- Freebie licence
- Freebie assets may be used and modified in unlimited personal or commercial projects, and attribution is optional.checked 15 Oct 2026
- Free library
- The freebies section offers kits, GUIs, backgrounds, tilesets, icons, music and character sprites for arcade, strategy, platformer and RPG projects.checked 15 Oct 2026
The full review of CraftPix
Overview
CraftPix is a web-based catalog of game art, with free downloads and paid memberships for access to sprites, characters, backgrounds, tilesets, interfaces, and game kits. It is best suited to indie developers and hobbyists who need reusable art for multiple projects; the broad catalog and royalty-free commercial permissions are useful, provided the license fits how you plan to share or adapt the assets.
Key features
The collection spans pixel art, isometric assets, animated objects and enemies, icons, text effects, and 3D models as well as core 2D art. Source files are included, and the assets can be integrated into Unity, Unreal Engine, Buildbox, Construct 2, and GameSalad. That range makes CraftPix a practical source when a project needs varied art styles and asset types; it is a weaker fit if collaborators or customers need to receive usable source files.
Purchased assets can be used in unlimited personal and commercial projects without royalties, and downloads remain usable after a membership ends. Freebies can also be modified and used in unlimited personal or commercial projects without attribution. Neither permission allows reselling or redistributing source art files, including slightly altered art that another end user could use. The license also bars using assets or derivatives to train, test, validate, or improve AI, machine-learning, or similar systems.
Enterprise terms extend qualifying use to online courses, schools, offline educational institutions, and game templates sold on specified marketplaces. Members receive high-priority support, and license questions can be directed to support. Members can cancel through their account, with access continuing through the paid period.
Pricing
CraftPix combines free assets, individual paid purchases, and memberships. The Basic plan is free forever and includes unlimited downloads, personal and commercial use, no royalties, access to freebie, paid, and premium assets, priority support, and education and game-template rights. It is unusually broad for a free tier, though those rights remain subject to the license restrictions on redistribution and AI use.
Pro costs $2 a year, billed per month and paid annually at $24. It includes unlimited downloads, commercial and personal use, no royalties, access to freebie, paid, and premium assets, and priority support. The plan summary does not include the education and game-template rights included with Basic and Enterprise, so buyers who need those uses should compare terms before choosing it.
Monthly membership costs $15 a month and provides unlimited access to game assets and downloads, commercial use, and high-priority support. It suits short projects or users who prefer monthly billing, but costs more over time than the annual option. Yearly membership costs $24 a year, paid annually; the page displays $48 and $24. It offers the same unlimited access, downloads, commercial use, and high-priority support, making it the lower-cost membership for sustained use.
Enterprise costs $30 a year, billed per month and paid annually at $360. It includes unlimited downloads, personal and commercial use, no royalties, access to freebie, paid, and premium assets, priority support, and education and game-template rights. The plan may suit organizations that need those specific permissions, while individual contributors should weigh whether the additional rights justify its substantially higher cost. Individual paid assets are also offered, with paid purchases starting at $4.50 one-time. Memberships can be cancelled through the account and remain active until the paid period ends.
Platforms
CraftPix is available on the web. Its assets can be integrated into Unity, Unreal Engine, Buildbox, Construct 2, and GameSalad, so the catalog can serve projects using several popular engines without making CraftPix itself an engine-specific tool.
Who it's for
Indie studios, game developers, and hobbyists looking for ready-made art across multiple categories are the clearest fit. The unlimited-project permissions and lack of royalties support repeated commercial use, while free assets give smaller projects a way to start without a membership. It is not the right source when a project requires redistribution of usable source art or AI training use.
Pros and cons
- Pros: Broad mix of 2D assets, pixel art, and 3D models helps cover varied game-art needs from one catalog.
- Pros: Purchased assets can be used in unlimited commercial and personal projects without royalties, and remain usable after membership ends.
- Pros: Freebie assets allow modification and unlimited personal or commercial use without attribution.
- Cons: Source art cannot be resold or redistributed in usable form, limiting projects that need to hand assets on to other end users.
- Cons: AI and machine-learning training, testing, validation, and improvement uses are prohibited.
- Cons: Enterprise's $360 annual payment commitment is far above the other memberships, so its specialized education and template rights matter to justify the expense.
Alternatives
Browse Game Asset Marketplaces to compare other places to source game art. Cocos Store is another freemium option, with a free resource plan and support for macOS, web, and Windows. Choose Kenney Assets if a CC0-licensed free asset pack or a one-time purchase is a better fit. Quaternius offers free assets for personal, educational, and commercial projects, though the assets themselves cannot be resold or redistributed. GameDev Market has a free plan and a Buyer Pro tier with 100 free asset downloads per month. GameArt2D is a freemium web catalog with a free-assets section. OpenGameArt.org is free, with usage governed by each asset's license. Synty Store offers an annual pass with unlimited library access and five seats per license. Game Developer Studio is another freemium web option.
Verdict
CraftPix is a strong choice for indie developers and hobbyists who want a broad range of game art and intend to reuse it across commercial or personal projects without royalties. Its free tier and inexpensive annual Pro membership make ongoing downloads accessible, while its main drawback is a firm boundary around redistribution and AI use. Choose it when the assets stay inside your projects; look elsewhere if you need to pass usable art files to others or use them in AI systems.
