• You will start by learning the basics of Aseprite: The interface. How to manage the color palette. How to export your files. After learning the basics you are going to take a look at different tips and tricks to have a better workflow in Aseprite, you will learn: How to make a dithering brush. How to work with indexed palettes.
• Aseprite is one of them and offers a different approach on image editing and creating short animations. Intuitive design makes it easy to use.

A downloadable tool for Windows, macOS, and Linux

Pro Motion gives you a direct feel for the pixels: how they will lay down when pressed as soon as you've finished marquee selecting. It's thus very easy to drag around to get a perfect look, moving it a few pixels here or there.

Aseprite is a sprite editor that lets you create 2D animations for videogames. It can be used to create pixel-art, retro style graphics, and whatever you like about the 8-bit (and 16-bit) era. Some included features are:

Aseprite Binary

• Compose sprite using layers & frames as separated concepts.
• Create RGBA, Indexed (256 colors), or Grayscale images.
• Open/save GIF animations, sequence of PNG files, ICO files, etc.
• Undo/Redo for every operation.
• Animation tools: Timeline, real-time animation preview, onion skinning.
• Draw patterns and textures with the tiled mode.
• Multiple editors/views for the same sprite.
• Pixel art specific tools: pixel perfect traces, filled contour & polygon, RotSprite rotation.
• Tag frames (from v1.1)
• Export/import sprite sheets

With your purchase you will get:

• A Windows installer and a portable .zip application, signed by David Capello, lead developer of Aseprite
• A signed macOS .dmg package
• Updates up to v1.9. See the roadmap for more information about new features that will be included in v1.x version series.
• Priority support via email (support@aseprite.org)
• More information.

More information in www.aseprite.org and in the release notes.

DEMO VERSION: www.aseprite.org/trial/

Status	Released
Category	Tool
Platforms	Windows, macOS, Linux
Rating
Authors	David Capello, Gasparoken
Tags	8-Bit, Pixel Art
Links	Steam, Homepage, Twitter, Community, Support
Mentions	Introducing co-op bundles, Get ready for Ludum Dare: Game developme...

Purchase

Aseprite

In order to download this tool you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $19.99 USD. Your purchase comes with a Steam key. You will get access to the following files:

A downloadable project

Made a theme that was inspired by Blender 2.8s Timeline, and the minimal HD theme.

If you experience anything wonky feel free to comment and I'll try and work it out, this is my first theme for Aseprite.

1. Download Zip file.
2. Open Aseprite.
3. Go to (Edit>Preferences) or press [CTRL+K]
4. Click on the 'Extensions' tab
5. Click 'Add Extension' and selected the Zip file.
6. Go to the 'Theme' tab inside Preferences.
7. Select Dark Mort HD, and click on the Select button below the Available Themes.
8. Press OK :^)

I will update the Theme as I tweak it over time.

Download

Click download now to get access to the following files:

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I tried changing the UI size, but now the entire thing is way too big. I tried to change it back, but it is so big that the 'apply' option in preferences is not showing up. Please help.

Is there any way to change the orange and blue colors? I'm not a fan of them

Thanks for this! Working perfectly for me on 64-bit Linux (Crostini on Chromebook).

Looks great, but I can't get it working on Linux for some reason.

Did you install it through the extensions tab inside Preferences?

I have no experience with Linux, so I have to be honest I can't give you much expertise here. :)

Yes, I read the instructions and did exactly that. Everything just flashes black for 0.5 of a second and changes back to normal. I set the zip file to read and write just Incase but that didn’t help. I don’t mind the default theme anyway so it’s no worry. Some people who use Aseprite might be starting to use Linux soon though since Win 7 lost support, but it’s probably a very small number of people who will happen to use Linux, use Aseprite and want a black theme.

Thanks for replying though!

My suggestion would be to try and tweet out at the Aseprite handle, they reply fast.
If anyone would know what the issue would be it should be them :D

It is possible to increase the height of the HUE and Transparency bars ???
That will be awesome :D

It has been changed now, so if you redownload the latest version it should be changed! :)

I changed it to be roughly 14px tall where before it was about 8px tall.

I just downloaded it...It works perfect, that's what I needed it...Thank you so much...Keep doing awesome stuff :D