Sprite Cow is a browser-based utility for extracting CSS coordinates and dimensions from image sprite sheets. Users load a sprite sheet and identify an individual sprite instead of manually measuring its position in an image editor. The tool generates copyable CSS containing background-position, width, and height values. It was created for developers who prefer manually optimized sprite sheets but want to avoid repetitive coordinate calculations. Additional options include percentage-based positioning and 50 percent sprite scaling for high-density displays. It also supports image reloading, configurable CSS paths, drag-and-drop filename detection, and offline use through application caching.

Features

  • Automatic sprite position detection
  • CSS background-position generation
  • Sprite width and height calculation
  • Percentage-based positioning option
  • High-density display scaling support
  • Drag-and-drop and offline usage support

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Multimedia

License

Apache License V2.0

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Programming Language

JavaScript

Related Categories

JavaScript Multimedia Software

Registered

2026-08-14