Put a clean outline around a sprite in one step: one pixel or thicker, in any colour, with nothing blurred. Your images never leave your device.
Made on your device. Your images are never uploaded.
How it works
Choose, drop or paste a sprite with a transparent background. A whole folder works too.
Set the thickness and colour, rounded or square corners, outside the drawing or inside it.
Save one sprite, or every sprite in the batch with the same outline, as a ZIP.
Sprite Outline
The outline is made of solid pixels in one colour, with no blur and no soft edge.
The classic outline that leaves diagonal corners open, or the heavier one that closes them.
The canvas grows by the outline’s thickness, so a sprite that touches its edge is not cut off.
Black, white, a dark shade from your palette, or any colour you pick.
In detail
Every clear pixel that touches the drawing takes the outline colour. With rounded corners only the pixels directly above, below and beside the drawing count, which leaves the diagonal corners open: the outline pixel artists draw by hand. Square corners count the diagonals too.
The outline is made of whole, solid pixels. A soft edge or a faint glow already in the image is kept and laid over the outline, so anti-aliased art gets a clean outline too.
An outline separates a sprite from a busy background, which matters most for the things a player must not lose sight of: the character, pickups, enemies.
It is also the usual way to show that something is selected or can be used: the sprite is drawn with a bright outline while the pointer is over it. Make the outlined copy here and swap between the two in the game.
Sprite Outline
No. Everything runs in your browser, on your own device. Your images are never sent to Moriqa or anyone else, and nothing is kept after you close the page.
Add the sprite, set the thickness and the colour, and download the PNG. The background has to be transparent for the tool to see the sprite’s shape.
The outline needs room. With Make room for the outline on, the image grows by the outline’s thickness on every side so that nothing is cut off.
Yes, as long as the frames have clear space between them. Turn off Make room for the outline so the frames stay where they are, or use Inside.
Not as it is: the outline would go around the whole picture. Remove the background first with Background Remover, then add the outline.
Yes. Add as many as you like; they all get the same outline and can be downloaded together as a ZIP.
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