Converter tool from Gif to VRC compatible spritesheets for animated emojis
| Feature | Supported | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Timeline selection | ✅ | |
| Gif cropping | ✅ | |
| Aspect ratio setting | ✅ | |
| Generated framecount selection | ✅ | |
| Automatic naming following VRC's convention | ✅ | |
| Result preview | ✅ | |
| Chroma keying | ✅ | HSV or RGB |
| Emoji uploading | ✅ | |
| Sticker uploading | ✅ |
- Download the latest release here.
- Open a GIF file using the "Open" button, the GIF will be displayed in the top Canvas.
- Set your settings in the Settings section.
- Press the "Generate" button to process the GIF into a spritesheet, the result preview will be displayed on the bottom Canvas.
- Press the "Save" button to save the spritesheet file into your PC, or press the "Upload" button to upload the emoji into your VRChat account.
- Start: Select at which frame of the GIF the emoji should start (default: first frame).
- End: Select at which frame of the GIF the emoji should end (default: last frame).
- Mode: Select the generation mode for the resulting spritesheet, this will affect the resulting quality and fluidity of the spritesheet, see the Generation mode tips section.
- Crop: Allows you to select a specific area of the GIF to be converted.
- ChromaKey: Allows you to apply a chroma key filter to the GIF, click on the colored button then on the GIF to select a color to filter.
VRChat limits the size and number of frames on the spritesheet, depending on the amount of frames, the quality of each frame will change:
- Quality: 4 frames at 512x512 pixels.
- Balance: 16 frames at 256x256 pixels.
- Fluidity: 64 frames at 128x128 pixels.
If you don't know what you are doing, in most cases Fluidity should be the best option.