Game art at indie speed.
Characters, items, environments, and UI elements — from idea to production-ready vector asset in seconds. One credit each.
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Everything your game needs.
Four asset categories, one workflow.
Weapons & Magic
Swords, staves, shields, and spell books. Sharp vectors ready for inventory screens, ability bars, and loot drops.
Loot & Potions
Health potions, mana crystals, coins, and gems. Collectibles and consumables detailed enough for close-up UI.
Worlds & Creatures
Enemies, dungeons, forests, and treasure maps. Rich environmental details and character encounters for every biome.
UI Elements
Health bars, ability icons, status indicators, and menu graphics. Crisp vectors that stay sharp at every screen size.
Asset gallery
Every piece generated from a text prompt. One credit each.
Built for game dev workflows.
Inventory Key Concept to asset in 15 seconds. Describe any item, character, or environment and get a fully layered vector — ready for your game engine.
Inventory Scroll Every path, every layer is yours to edit. Swap palette colors to match your world, pull apart layers, resize for any resolution.
Gold Coin Describe the style once, then generate dozens of variations that hold visual consistency — across weapons, characters, and environments.
Gem Emerald SVG scales to any resolution. Ship the same asset to mobile, desktop, and console. One credit per piece, commercial license included.
Idea to asset in four steps.
Concept
Describe your character, item, or environment in plain language. Include art style, mood, and color direction.
Generate
Hit generate. In ~15 seconds you get a fully vectorized asset with clean paths and smart layer separation.
Customize
Open in the editor. Adjust colors to match your palette, rearrange layers, export at any size.
Ship
Drop the SVG into your game engine, asset pipeline, or design tool. Production-ready from day one.
Built for indie developers building an art library solo, game jam teams who need polished sprites in hours, mobile studios iterating on live-game assets, and tabletop creators filling card decks with character portraits, items, and illustrations.