Sprite Fusion

Design your tilemap with Sprite Fusion, the ultimate free online level editor. Design 2D games with ease, direclty export to Unity Tilemap and Godot Scenes. Ideal for retro games

Sprite Fusion is a browser-based tilemap editor for building 2D game levels without installing any software. Users drag and drop a tileset into the browser, draw levels with single or multiple tile selections, and export the result directly as a native Unity, Godot, or Defold tilemap in one click. Built-in auto-tiling and collision detection speed up terrain design, and the editor also supports tilesets made in PixelLab alongside virtual tabletop workflows.

A companion pixel art generator can create prop sprites at common sizes to fill out a level, and the tool is aimed at retro-style 2D games, which fits its place in the Gaming category and its appeal to students learning game design. The site describes the core level editor as free, forever, alongside newer additions such as an AI pixel art generator and animator that have their own pricing page.

That split points to a freemium model: the tilemap editor itself is free to use, while the extra pixel art tools sit behind a separate plan. Game developers who want a fast way to lay out a 2D level can open the editor and start placing tiles right away.

Category: Gaming. Pricing: freemium. Visit website

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