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Tilf
Tilf (Tiny Elf) is a free, simple yet powerful pixel art editor
Tilf (Tiny Elf) is a lightweight, cross-platform pixel art editor developed in Python with PySide6, designed for simplicity, speed, and freedom from account systems or installation overhead. It focuses on enabling artists to create sprites, icons, and small 2D assets quickly, without requiring setup, dependencies, or internet connectivity. Tilf provides a familiar drawing environment with essential tools—such as pencil, eraser, fill, eyedropper, rectangle, and ellipse—along with zoom, grid display, real-time preview, and undo/redo capabilities. ... -
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Super Tiny Icons
Super Tiny Icons are miniscule SVG versions of your favourite website
SuperTinyIcons is a collection of brand and service logos distilled into extremely small, hand-tuned SVGs, often targeting sub-kilobyte file sizes. Each icon is crafted to preserve recognizable shapes with the fewest possible paths and nodes, trading photorealism for clarity at common UI sizes. The project emphasizes performance: tiny inline SVGs reduce network transfer, speed up rendering, and scale crisply on high-DPI displays. Designers and developers can embed the icons directly, recolor... -
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TextureAtlas Extractor and GIF Generator
A powerful, free and open-source tool for extracting frames and animat
TextureAtlas to GIF and Frames converts texture atlases into organized frame collections and GIF/WebP/APNG animations. Perfect for creating showcases and galleries of game sprites. Supported Spritesheet Types * Starling / Sparrow (XML) * TextPacker (TXT) + Can now also attempt to extract unsupported spritesheet formats through pixel, color and bounding box detection Official Download Sites: * https://sourceforge.net/projects/textureatlas-to-gif-and-frames/ *... -
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Tilificator is a sprite optimizing tool for old computers and video game systems. It tries to generate an optimal partitioning of an image into smaller MxN hardware sprites with various optimization goals.
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Pyplace is a toolkit which helps Python developers to render data as isometrically viewed 'places' around which the user can navigate. The look and feel by version 1 will be similar to an early UO or AOE, but only a few unit sprites & no network
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