What one prompt gets you.

Real runs, asked the way you would in your editor, with what they cost and how long they took. They all started from one generated knight. Times were measured with fifteen jobs sharing one GPU, so on your own they're usually faster.

make_sprite_sheet · /sprite_sheet

A walk cycle, as a sprite sheet

"Make a looping walk cycle sprite sheet of this knight."

Time

9 min 22 s, including starting a GPU

Credits

about 50 ($0.50)

You get

sheet.png (transparent), frames .json, preview .gif, the clip

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edit_image

Edit with words

"Give the knight a raised golden sword and make the plume red. Keep the same art style."

Time

3 min 56 s (in line behind others)

Credits

5

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make_variations

Variants that stay on-model

"Fire, ice and poison versions of his armor."

Time

4 min 19 s

Credits

15 (three images)

transform_image

Pixel art, instantly

"Turn him into 64 px pixel art with a 16-color palette and a 1 px outline."

Time

3 s, no GPU

Credits

2

Also

resize, crop, trim, flip, rotate, power-of-two, tint

character_views

Every angle, for artists and 3D

"Show me this knight from all sides."

Time

5 min 16 s

Credits

23 (eight views)

make_texture · /tileable_material

A tileable material, with PBR maps

"Mossy cobblestone, hand-painted game texture."

Time

8 min 26 s (in line)

Credits

10

You get

albedo, normal (OpenGL), roughness