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SPRITE RECOLOR Same character.
A new palette.

Swap selected colors across a PNG sprite sheet. Make team colors or enemy variants while keeping the original character, poses and equipment.

Bring a PNG sheet and the color mapping. Continue in your workspace to review the quote and palette results.

MotiYour next step, in your workspace.

Upload your files here, or choose a saved project source in your workspace.

Task settings

Your files and settings travel with your draft. Review the task and any cost in your workspace before anything starts.

SPRITE RECOLOR / SEE THE POSSIBILITY

The same poses.
A whole new palette.

Apply one palette map to the supplied poses. Keep the shape, equipment and transparent background while you explore new colorways.

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One supplied sheet. Three actual palette outputs. Every version keeps the same four poses, 1536 × 576 canvas and source transparency.

Original supplied sheet
Original supplied sheet: the same four armored-slime poses, with their original geometry and transparent edges
Actual ruby output
Actual ruby output: the same four armored-slime poses, with their original geometry and transparent edges
Actual sapphire output
Actual sapphire output: the same four armored-slime poses, with their original geometry and transparent edges
Actual violet output
Actual violet output: the same four armored-slime poses, with their original geometry and transparent edges
Original PNG →Ruby PNG →Sapphire PNG →Violet PNG →

YOUR IDEA. YOUR NEXT STEP.

A new colorway across the poses you already have.

Team colors and enemy variants should remain recognizably the same character. Apply a selected color mapping to the supplied sheet, then inspect its coverage throughout the action.

Team colors

Give the same character a readable team distinction without requesting a new identity.

Enemy variants

Use color to separate a variant while retaining the original poses and equipment.

A complete action family

Apply the mapping to the relevant action sheets and check every returned version, including the edges.

KEEP YOUR PROJECT MOVING

Carry the color direction into a wider action family, or build matching assets around your character.

ONE CHARACTER. MANY MOVES.

One character.
Moves for your whole game.

Ask Moti for a whole set of actions. Keep everyday movement and complete combat moves together, then review each result separately.

Everyday movement

4 basic moves
Guard idle: extracted animation of the same ivory-haired guardian carrying a giant cannon
Guard idleBreathe, brace the cannon, let the mantle settle.
Cannon run: extracted animation of the same ivory-haired guardian carrying a giant cannon
Cannon runA heavy weapon. A steady stride. A trailing mantle.
Low dodge: extracted animation of the same ivory-haired guardian carrying a giant cannon
Low dodgeLower, sidestep, return to guard.
Hit & fall: extracted animation of the same ivory-haired guardian carrying a giant cannon
Hit & fallRecoil, fall and settle into the final pose.

Complete combat moves

3 complex moves
Kneeling cannon shot: extracted animation of the same ivory-haired guardian carrying a giant cannon
Kneeling cannon shotKneel, brace, fire and rise.
Aerial turning shot: extracted animation of the same ivory-haired guardian carrying a giant cannon
Aerial turning shotJump, turn, fire and land.
Cannon sweep & slam: extracted animation of the same ivory-haired guardian carrying a giant cannon
Cannon sweep & slamSweep across, lift overhead, slam down.

Seven motions from the same character reference · Complete actions replay for viewing; the final death pose is preserved.

FROM ONE CHARACTER TO A LARGER WORLD

One conversation.
A connected project.

Keep your character. Explore outfits and expressions. Build matching enemies and a world around them.

The same compact cactus hero as a knight and a pirate, with happy, surprised and determined expression variants
Same character. New outfits and expressions.
The same cactus hero changing outfits and expressions, then jumping and swinging a glowing cutlass with ground shadows before fighting matching harbor enemies

Explore new outfits while keeping your character’s identity.

Illustrated project preview · Generated motion, blade effects and ground shadows

YOUR CHARACTER → ITS WORLD → MATCHING LAYERS

Combine characters, backgrounds and props. Add supplied effects and a separate ground shadow. Adjust the shadow’s position and size, or export it on its own. Review Moti’s plan and quote before creating.

Build your character’s world

Explore character & asset creation

COMMON QUESTIONS

Before you try a new palette.

How to use this tool

Prepare your brief or source here, then continue in your workspace. Confirm the task there and review its results before exporting.

  1. Upload a PNG sheet

    Choose the character or action sheet you want to recolor, then continue in your workspace. Keep a copy of the approved source.

  2. Choose the color swap

    Set the source and replacement colors in the workspace. Review the current quote before confirming a new colorway.

  3. Inspect the whole set

    Check every affected action and transparent edge. Download the returned variants that fit your game.

What to bring

Bring the approved PNG sheet and choose the source and replacement colors. Decide which parts should change and which should remain. Clothing redesigns belong in a character revision workflow.

What to check

Compare every pose, small accessories and transparent edges. Similar shades can need attention. The example shows actual mapped PNGs across all four supplied poses; inspect your own returned sheet in the workspace.

Does recoloring generate a new character?

No. The recolor tool replaces selected colors in your supplied sheet. The source poses are the starting point.

Can I recolor all actions?

Yes. Use the same mapping across the relevant action sheets or a compatible animation set. Review every output to confirm the full set has changed.

Will transparency stay correct?

Review the returned transparent edges and silhouette. A successful color mapping should not require a new background, but the actual output still needs inspection.

Can I change clothes instead of colors?

Use Moti with the approved character for outfit or equipment revisions. Recolor is for palette changes, not a clothing redesign.

Will recoloring use Credits?

Review the current quote in your workspace before confirming an extra colorway. Eligible included runs apply first; otherwise the quote shows the existing Credits needed. Preparing the public form does not start processing.

More workflow details in Docs. Frame allowances and Credits in Pricing.