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PixelForge: Turn photos into game-ready 4-direction sprite packs for $5

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Bernard Huang

7d ago· 1 min readenProduct

Summary

PixelForge is a $5 one-time tool that converts real photos into stylized, game-ready 4-direction sprite packs (16 transparent PNG frames + walk GIFs) for indie developers. Built by maker Bernard, it allows users to upload a photo and generate a recognizable RPG character without needing an artist, complex prompts, or subscriptions. The output is compatible with Godot, Unity, and web projects.

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I built PixelForge because putting a real person into a game should be way easier than hiring an artist, wrestling with prompts, or settling for a generic avatar.
Upload a real photo, generate a stylized game character, use style references to control the look, iterate.
Turn one photo into a recognizable RPG character that actually walks - a 4-direction sprite pack (4x4 sheet, 16 transparent PNG frames, walk GIFs) ready for Godot, Unity, or the web.
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Turn one photo into a recognizable RPG character that actually walks - a 4-direction sprite pack (4x4 sheet, 16 transparent PNG frames, walk GIFs) ready for Godot, Unity, or the web. One-time $5. No account, no subscription. Generated by AI, finished by c

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