Learn the whole platform in
a few minutes.

Type one sentence, press Send, download the file. The whole loop in about a minute.

What a credit is, when it is spent, and what happens when something fails.

Your gallery, collections, and how to get things back out again.

The handful of habits that separate a usable asset from a near miss.

One dial on every tool, what it actually changes, and when to move it.

One box that reaches most of the platform, and how it decides what to make.

The four common routes through the platform, in the order the tools expect.

Build a pipeline once on a node canvas, then run it whenever you like.

Who owns the output, and what you can do with it.

Failed runs, stuck jobs, disappointing results — what to do about each.

Generate images from a text prompt.

Animate a single character image into a short clip, then auto-slice it into a transparent, multi-frame sprite sheet.

Upload any image, then restyle or edit it with a prompt — change the art style (claymation, watercolour, pixel art…), add or remove objects, or tweak details.

Generate a set of matching, transparent-background game icons from one prompt — potions, weapons, resources, spells.

Generate a matching set of UI pieces — buttons, panels, bars, frames — with transparent backgrounds, ready to drop into your game HUD.

Generate a scene as separate scrolling depth layers — sky, midground, foreground — with the front layers cut out on transparency, ready for a parallax background.

Generate a seamless, edge-to-edge tileable texture from a prompt and check it against a live repeating preview at 64, 128 or 256 px — perfect for terrain, floors and walls.

Render a game visual effect — explosions, smoke, magic, sparks — animate it through its full cycle, then bake every frame into one transparent sprite sheet plus a PNG sequence, ready for your particle/VFX system.

Build an explosion, smoke plume or magic effect from stacked particle emitters right in your browser, using the free built-in decals or your own AI-generated ones, then bake the result to a transparent sprite sheet or a PNG sequence.

Generate a styled 36-glyph sheet (A–Z and 0–9) from a prompt and pack it into a bitmap-font atlas with a JSON glyph map in your browser — drop-in pixel fonts for your UI.

Generate a seamless terrain or trim-sheet texture, then extract up to five PBR maps from it — albedo, normal, roughness, metalness and height — ready to drop into a 3D material.

Turn a prompt into a true vector illustration — real paths and shapes, not a picture of them.

Upload a PNG, JPG or WEBP and get it redrawn as clean vector paths.

Upload a photo — plus a few optional extra angles of the same subject — and turn it into a game-ready 3D model, made inside AnnoMotion Skeleton so you can rig it, animate it and export it for Unity, Godot or Unreal in the same place.

Describe your asset in a sentence and turn it into a game-ready 3D model — no reference image needed.

Load a T-pose or A-pose humanoid GLB and rig it right in your browser — it fits a skeleton to the mesh for you, you drag the joint markers to refine it, then it paints skin weights and previews idle / walk / run / wave before exporting a rigged GLB for Unity, Godot or Unreal.

Turn a 3D model into a 2D sprite sheet — photographed from 4 or 8 directions around the model, at your chosen frame size, with an optional isometric pitch and transparent background.

Shrink a model's triangle count for fast, game-ready LODs — pick a reduction level, preview the simplified mesh, compare original vs reduced triangles and export a lighter GLB.

Describe a movement — a walk cycle, a jump, a wave — and get a skeletal animation you can drop onto your character.

Give one of your 3D models a whole new look from a text prompt — re-skin the same mesh in a different material or style, then download the re-textured model.

Cut one of your 3D models into separate parts you can pose, swap or print — a humanoid template that splits a character into limbs with real joints, or an automatic split for any other mesh.

Make, rig and animate 3D models in one place.

Type a description, get a downloadable .mp3 sound effect.

Type a style prompt, add your own lyrics or let it write them, get a downloadable .mp3 song.

Generate a music track from a prompt, then set loop points and export a seamless, gapless loop right in your browser — perfect for menus, levels and ambient beds.

Generate a burst of a repeating sound — footsteps, impacts, clicks — as one clip, then slice it into individual variation files in your browser for natural, non-repetitive game audio.

Split a generated song or uploaded audio into separate stems — vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano and other — each as a downloadable .mp3.

Turn written lines into natural spoken voice-over — narration, NPC dialogue, menu prompts.

Generate a short video clip from a text prompt.

Stitch your generated video clips into one longer cutscene — pick the clips, set the order, and export a single video, all in your browser.

Generate world lore, quests, branching NPC dialogue trees and item descriptions from a short brief.

Translate a block of your game strings into another language in one go — keys and placeholders like {player} or %d are preserved untouched, ready to paste back into your project.

Generate themed name lists (characters, places, items), item & character stat blocks, or a game-design-document section from a short brief.

Describe a game and get a single, self-contained HTML5 build you can play right away — arcade, puzzle, platformer and more.

Describe a web app or browser game and get a working, multi-file build — every file a node on a canvas you can read, edit and regenerate one at a time, then run full screen.

Turn a short brief into a crisp, scalable SVG logo, icon or flat asset — infinitely resizable and ready to drop into your game or brand.

Chain the AI tools together on a node canvas — wire a prompt into an image, add finishing steps, out to your gallery.