TexturePackerPro v3.0 PhysicsEditor v1.0.9 PC and MAC Bundle

                         TexturePackerPro v3.0 PhysicsEditor v1.0.9 PC and MAC Bundle




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Create your sprite sheet in 20s

There are 3 simple steps to create your own sprite sheet:

    Drag sprites to TexturePacker
    Choose exporter and image format
    Press publish

Optimize Your Game!

TexturePacker helps you reduce memory usage and improve game's performance

For best performance directly export to your target system's image formats like PVR, KTX and others.
Great Tutorials And Support

Don't know where to start?

Take a look at TexturePacker's tutorial section or grab a book!

Still stuck?

Contact me and I'll try to find a solution for your problem!
Works With Your Game Engine

TexturePacker can export to a big bunch of gaming frameworks out of the box!

Your favorite is not yet available?
Just create your own exporter or contact me!





Works With Any Game Engine
TexturePacker supports many game engines right out of the box

    Cocos2d iPhone - iPhone
    Corona(TM) SDK - Cross-platform game development framework
    Gideros - Cross platform game development framework
    Sparrow - iPhone
    LibGDX - Java (Android + Desktop)
    LimeJS - Javascript / HTML5 framework
    Ogre with CEGUI - 3D gaming framework and GUI
    Moai - Multiplatform gaming framework
    CSS sprites
    JSON / Html5

You need something special or your favorite framework is not supported? Just create your own export format! The template based exporter allows you to enhance TexturePacker to match nearly any output.
High quality color reduction

RGBA8888 images consume a big amount of memory and processing time. Woudn't it be good to reduce both without loosing too much visual quality? By converting the sprite sheet to RGBA4444 memory usage is reduced by 50% and performance of the system increases!

But simply reducing the colors may result in bad image quality since gradients won't stay smooth in the resulting image. Low contrast parts in images tend to create islands of same colors - seen as bars in the background gradient of the following example. These artifacts are called banding artifacts.

This effect can be reduced using a dithering. This adds some grain to the image delivering a better overall color quality. On high resolution devices or moving objects the effect is nearly invisible.

    RGBA 8888

    This is the original image, exported with RGBA 8888 - using the full palette of 16777216 colors.

    This consumes 4 bytes per pixel.
    RGBA 4444, no dithering

    Simple color reducion using nearest neighbor. This simple reduction causes banding artifacts in the gradient.

    This consumes 2 bytes per pixel.
    RGBA 4444, with dithering

    Color reduction using dithering - reducing the artifacts delivering a good image quality.

    This consumes 2 bytes per pixel.