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Which real result looks most like your problem?
100 × 100 PNG · 1× preview
41 × 41 PNG · 4× preview
84 × 96 PNG · 1× preview
100 × 100 PNG · 1× previewI do not know which tool to choose. Can SpriteReady choose?
Yes. Start with Guided cleanup. It prepares transparency once and lets you combine the useful steps. The examples above are actual engine outputs, so choose the change that looks closest to what you need.
What does “fix uneven pixels” mean?
Some AI art only imitates pixel art. Its coloured blocks are soft and different sizes. SpriteReady looks for the repeated block pattern and redraws it as evenly sized pixels. You can compare the before and after result before downloading.
Why would I clean the colours?
A sprite may appear to use 20 colours but secretly contain hundreds of slightly different shades. Cleaning them makes the art crisper and much easier to edit, recolour, or animate later.
Does SpriteReady upload my images?
No. Image bytes, filenames, raw source hashes, intermediate pixels and exported PNGs stay in your browser. Authentication and billing still use network services.
What counts as a free fix?
One source-image workspace. Multiple tools, settings, refinements and downloads in that workspace count once after the first valid result.
What files are supported?
Static PNG, JPEG and WebP files up to 10 MiB and 2048 pixels per side. Animation, SVG, PSD and Aseprite files are not supported yet.
What if processing fails?
A canceled, timed-out, empty or failed run does not spend a fix. A valid result does spend the fix, even if you decide it is not right for your artwork.