March 2025

Spritelab

I designed Spritelab to address a specific need in the workflow of game developers and pixel artists: efficient management and transformation of spritesheets. The goal was to create a lightweight and intuitive tool to automate repetitive slicing and organizing tasks, saving time when integrating visual assets into game engines.

Contribution

As the sole developer, I built the entire project using Python and the Pillow (PIL) library for high-performance image processing. I developed algorithms to detect, slice, and reorganize individual sprites from complex sheets. I also designed a simple user interface to preview transformations and manage file exports in a structured manner.

Approach

My approach focused on performance and pixel-perfect precision. I structured the application modularly to separate the image manipulation logic (backend) from the control interface. By using pixel matrix manipulation techniques, I optimized resizing and filtering operations, ensuring that the quality of the pixel art remains intact without visual artifacts.

Features

Automatic sprite slicing
Image processing with Pillow

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