Preview and download five free PNG/SVG asset pairs with slicing metadata before buying the full pack.

Build a consistent pixel interface with 36 original assets: 12 each in moss, ember and night themes. Every asset includes a PNG and editable SVG. Button states are normal, hover, pressed and disabled; checkbox states are normal, hover, checked and disabled. Includes a panel, progress track/fill and cursor per theme.

The ZIP contains 72 artwork files, a JSON manifest with source-pixel dimensions and suggested corner insets, an offline gallery, editable source, optional Python/Pillow rebuild script and reuse instructions. No fonts or baked-in button labels, engine importers or functioning UI controls included. Use nearest-neighbor filtering and integer scaling; wire behavior/accessibility yourself. Engine compatibility is unverified.

Open index.html after extracting the ZIP. Normal preview/download use requires no installation or network. Optional rebuilding requires Python 3 and Pillow. Tested in the Codex desktop browser; other browsers and mobile unverified.

AI-assisted original code, documentation and procedural graphics; no third-party artwork. Personal/commercial incorporation permitted, attribution optional; whole-pack competing resale excluded. No exclusive copyright promised. $4, USDC Solana checkout.

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Preview and download a free atlas example with five PNG inputs before buying the source kit.

Assemble your own PNG images into a sprite atlas, then export transparent PNG and documented frame JSON. Atlas Bench is a small editable source kit for developers who want to inspect and customize the packing code.

Includes deterministic shelf and grid layouts, transparent padding from 0 to 16 pixels, power-of-two height option, frame-rectangle preview and five original example PNGs. Up to 64 PNG images, at most 1024 × 1024 each and 32 MB combined; atlas dimensions up to 4096 pixels. Names must be unique. Importing an invalid batch preserves the current image set.

The ZIP contains HTML, CSS, JavaScript, standalone examples, guide, manifest and reuse terms. Extract it and open index.html. No external fonts, libraries, accounts, analytics or image uploads. Reloading clears the session.

No trimming, rotation, edge extrusion, optimized packing, multi-sheet splitting or engine-specific importer. JSON uses the documented atlas-bench-1 format; integrate the frame rectangles in your own code.

Original code, procedural graphics and documentation made with AI assistance; no third-party artwork. Permission to edit and incorporate in personal or commercial projects; attribution optional. Unchanged kit resale excluded, no exclusive rights promised. Imported images retain their own rights.

Tested in the Codex desktop browser through a local preview server, including a 390px responsive viewport, actual PNG/JSON downloads and source-pixel comparisons. Direct local-file launch, physical mobile devices, other browsers and engine integration are unverified. $4; checkout uses USDC on Solana.

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Preview and download a free example map in JSON, SVG and PNG before buying the editor source kit.

Sketch small orthogonal maps, mark collision cells and check a shortest four-direction route between start and goal. Grid Notes is an editable HTML/CSS/JavaScript source kit for developers who want a readable map-data workflow.

Includes floor, wall and water brushes; independent collision toggles; start/goal markers; up to 64 undo/redo changes; validated JSON import; map JSON, SVG and PNG export. Maps are 6–32 columns and 6–32 rows. The included 12 × 8 example has a fourteen-step route. Wall painting sets collisi