SpriteCook for Cursor

Generate game art inside Cursor

Run one command, connect your account, and your agent can generate sprites, animations, and tilesets right inside Cursor.

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Install in Cursor

One command sets up the SpriteCook plugin and the MCP connection for Cursor.

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# Adds SpriteCook to your Cursor environment
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Need a hand?

Watch the two-minute setup, or read the full guide with screenshots.

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What you can ask for

Talk to your agent in plain language. It calls SpriteCook and drops the art into your project.

Generate a pixel art knight, idle pose
Generate a grass tileset and paint a level with it
Animate this sprite into a walk cycle
Make an item set: potion, sword, shield, coin

What it sets up

Connects your SpriteCook account.
Installs the SpriteCook plugin into Cursor.
Adds the MCP connection so your agent can reach SpriteCook.

Common questions

Do I need an API key to use SpriteCook in Cursor?

No. After installing, open Cursor Settings, go to Tools & MCP, and connect SpriteCook with a browser sign-in. API keys are only needed for direct API integrations.

What does the install command change on my machine?

It downloads the SpriteCook plugin into ~/.cursor/plugins/local/spritecook. Nothing else in your Cursor setup is touched.

Does SpriteCook also work in VS Code?

Yes, through MCP. Run npx spritecook-mcp setup, or add the SpriteCook server to your VS Code MCP config. The agents page has the snippet.

How do assets keep a consistent style?

The bundled skills teach the agent to generate a hero asset first, then pass its ID as reference_asset_id for everything after. Palette, proportions, and style match across the set.

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Let your agent handle the art

Connect once, then focus on the game.

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