Does this tool upload my sprite sheet?

No. Measuring reads the image with a local file input and draws it to memory in your own browser tab only. Typing numbers never touches any file at all. Nothing is sent to any server.

Columns, rows, total frame count, per-frame and sheet RGBA memory estimate, the Godot 4 SpriteFrames H/V/fps/loop values plus a copy-paste GDScript snippet, and Unity / RPG Maker equivalents. Plus TXT checklist and JSON manifest downloads.

You do. This page keeps no copy and claims no rights; only images you select are measured, and only on your device.

Free Sprite Frame Counter — frames, memory + Godot setup, in your browser

Result

No calculation yet.

Engine snippet

Press “Count frames” first.

Memory = width × height × 4 bytes (RGBA8) per frame and sheet. Engine values: Godot 4 SpriteFrames H/V + fps/loop; Unity Sprite Editor slicing + Animation clip sample rate; RPG Maker charset cell math. Verify the grid visually in the Sprite Sheet Slicer before importing.

How to use

Type sheet + frame size (or press “Use demo sheet” / pick a PNG to auto-fill sheet size — measured locally, never uploaded).
Set margin/spacing if your sheet has borders or gutters; pick fps + engine.
Press “Count frames” — columns, rows, total, memory + engine values appear above.
Copy the snippet or download the TXT/JSON, then verify frames in the slicer before import.

FAQ

Does this upload my sprite sheet anywhere?

No. Measuring uses a local file input read inside this tab. Typing numbers touches no file at all. Open the network panel while counting — zero uploads, zero third-party requests.

What do I get out?

Columns, rows, total frames, RGBA memory per frame and sheet, plus engine setup (Godot H/V/fps/loop + GDScript; Unity grid + sample rate; RPG Maker cell note) with TXT and JSON downloads.

Why not just use a paid sprite tool?

PixZels ($15, 3D workflow, 78MB), Memao ($12.99, locked art) and Top Down Sprite Maker ($10, 12 ratings) per the 2026-09-25 slicer card bundle installs and art libraries. Counting frames needs none of that — this page does the math free.

Who owns my art?

You do. This page keeps no copy and claims no rights.