LibreSprite
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VisitLibreSprite vs SPEdit
What both publish
| Fact | LibreSprite | SPEdit |
|---|---|---|
| Drawing tools | It provides tiled drawing mode and pixel-precise tools such as filled contour, polygon, and shading mode. | Available drawing tools include pencil, line, rectangle, filled rectangle, circle, flood fill, eraser, pipette, and rectangular selection. |
| Layers and frames | Sprites are organized using layers and animation frames. | The editor supports multiple layers and includes frame creation, while animation composition is listed as future work. |
| Platforms | The project lists downloads for Linux, macOS, Windows, and Android. | The maker identifies Windows and Linux as supported and says macOS may work but has not been tested by the maker. |
| Purpose | LibreSprite is a free and open source program for creating and animating sprites. | SPEdit is a pixel art editor and sprite library manager for pixel art based 2D games. |
LibreSprite plans
- LibreSpriteFree
- FreeFree
SPEdit plans
- SPEditFree
Pick LibreSprite if…
LibreSprite suits people making 2D sprites and animations who want layer, frame, palette and pixel-drawing tools. It runs on Windows, macOS, Linux and Android.
Pick SPEdit if…
SPEdit suits pixel-art game creators who need layered drawing, frame creation, indexed palettes, and sprite organization on Linux, macOS, or Windows. It also fits users who prefer free, open-source software and can work with a project still in development.