Production

Engine export

Download cutouts, opaque artwork, motion sheets, GIFs, and engine-ready frame data from Blit outputs.

Blit outputs are meant to leave the studio. You can download cutouts at useful game sizes, export opaque artwork at ratio-preserving sizes, and save motion as sheets, GIF previews, or frame sequences.

Still assets

Characters, portraits, objects, effects, and UI cutouts keep transparent or clean subject canvases.
Still subject downloads use 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, and 1024 size options when the source supports them.
Backdrops and other opaque artwork use ratio-preserving 1K, 1.5K, and 2K export sizes.

Motion assets

Motion downloads preserve the native action canvas and provide master, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, and 1/16 scale options.
Use sprite sheets or frame sequences when importing into a game engine; use GIF for lightweight review and sharing.
Frame data is derived from stored execution structure: canvas size, frame count, loop intent, and timing metadata.

Prepare the asset before export

Make content changes with the edit tools before export. Export packages the selected current asset at a supported variant; it does not modify the artwork.

The export surface should reflect the asset you selected. It does not invent new semantic content at export time; generation and edits happen before export.

See a 4-direction walk asset workflow See a palette variant set