[Tool Share] Tired of Paid TexturePacker? Try This Free, Smoother Spritesheet Tool!

Hey fellow devs! :waving_hand: Let’s be real—spritesheet packing is a game dev staple, but TexturePacker’s price tag and clunky interface always make me sigh. So our team built something better: Flint Texture Packer—a FREE tool that’s more feature-packed AND smoother to use.

Try it here right now

:backhand_index_pointing_right: https://texturepacker.flintbyte.com/

Why this tool actually rocks for game devs :video_game:

:white_check_mark: Product Features that hit different:

  • No client install—works straight from your browser (finally, no more setup headaches!)

  • Auto multi-spritesheet packing + edge cropping + texture deduplication (saves so much manual work)

  • Drag-and-drop zip folders directly to parse/pack (no tedious file hunting)

  • Supports Cocos, Unity, Laya, UE, Pixi—all the engines we actually use

  • Matches TexturePacker’s PAID features… and we’re working on making packed sizes smaller than TP too! :construction:

  • Command-line tool support (for devs who love automation workflows) – Coming soon! :rocket:

  • Cross-platform standalone client (Windows/macOS/Linux) – On the roadmap! :laptop:

:white_check_mark: Interaction that doesn’t frustrate:

  • Drag a zip, unzip, and pack in ONE move—zero extra clicks

  • Zoom in/out smoothly on the image area (no more squinting at tiny sprites)

  • Clear image memory labels—avoid “wait, why is this export 2x too big?” panics

  • One-click language switch (English/Chinese) for global teams

We’re actively iterating on this—this post is our permanent update thread for new features/bug fixes.

Drop your thoughts below! Did it work for your engine? Any features you’re dying to see? Also, join our user chat to hang, report bugs, or just geek out about game dev—we’re all ears! :nerd_face:

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It’s great that you’re offering it for free but people need a command line tool for the build pipeline. Offline is not a minus.

The command-line tool and standalone client are in the works! More great features are on the way.

Version Update: 2025-11-07

We’re excited to roll out the latest update! This version packs powerful new features and smooths out your experience. Here’s what’s new:

  • **Introducing Atlas Segmentation:**​ A brand-new feature that allows you to split texture atlases effortlessly. It supports both automatic texture recognition and manual mesh splitting for ultimate control.

  • **New Update Log:**​ Now you can easily track all the exciting changes in each version right within the tool.

  • **Enhanced UX & Fixed Bugs:**​ We’ve polished the interface and squashed some pesky bugs to make everything run more smoothly.

  • **Fresh Group QR Code:**​ Sync up with the latest community happenings by scanning the updated group QR code!

**Join the community!**​ Scan the code to get help, share ideas, and stay updated.

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I’m very interested in your Splitter feature. Through testing, I found that Auto-detect still has difficulty identifying actual frames. I recommend that you add a feature that allows you to manually merge frames together. In addition, I think there should also be a feature to adjust the line width of draw frames.

Okay, we will add the manual frame merging feature in future updates and optimize the line width. If you find it useful, feel free to share it with other developers. Any feedback or suggestions are welcome—please join our WeChat group for discussions.