Game art, generated

Isometric Pixel Art Generator

2:1 diamond tiles, terrain sets, and animated buildings that all sit on the same grid.

Generate iso tilesHow it works
Sixteen isometric pixel art terrain tile variants
Terrain variants: grass, dirt, stone, lava
Isometric grass tile set in pixel art
Grass set
Isometric dirt tile set in pixel art
Dirt set
One generation, one animation prompt, sliced into separate buildings
A group of animated isometric pixel art buildings
Animated isometric pixel art castle
The castle, animated

Why isometric art is unforgiving

Iso art only works when everything agrees: the same 2:1 angle, the same tile footprint, the same light direction. One off-angle building and the whole scene tilts.

Tiles come from tileset mode, which generates pixel-perfect 2:1 diamonds at 32px or 64px. The buildings come from community presets: prompt setups shared by SpriteCook users who worked out how to get consistent isometric results. A whole block of buildings is one generation and one animation prompt, then the slicer splits it into individual animated assets.

How it works

1

Generate the ground

Pick the Isometric perspective in tileset mode for pixel-perfect 2:1 tiles. Variants like the grass and dirt sets above give your ground texture without repetition.

2

Add buildings from community presets

Start from a community preset. Other users have already dialed in the prompting for consistent isometric buildings, so a whole block comes out of a single generation, all on the same angle.

3

Animate once, slice into assets

One animation prompt brings the whole block to life: chimney smoke, glowing windows, flags. The slicer then cuts it into individual animated buildings, each with its own sprite sheet.

Keep going

Isometric buildings example

The full building set with prompts and downloads.

AI tileset generator

Autotile sets for top-down and platformer, same workflow.

Tileset base generator

Free 2:1 isometric reference sheets to draw on or feed to the AI.

Frequently asked questions

What isometric format do the tiles use?+
The standard 2:1 diamond, at 32px or 64px tile sizes, which is what most isometric tilemap setups expect.
How do I keep buildings on the same angle as the tiles?+
Start from a community preset. SpriteCook users share preset prompt setups that produce consistent isometric buildings, and any of them can be your starting point in the preset library.
Can the buildings be animated?+
Yes. The block on this page got one animation prompt for smoke and window light, then the slicer cut it into individual animated buildings, each exported as a normal sprite sheet.
Is isometric mode pixel art only?+
Yes, for now. Top-down tilesets also have a detailed style; isometric is pixel art.
Can I use the assets commercially?+
Yes. Everything you generate is yours to use commercially, including in games you sell.