Aseprite News
The latest Aseprite coverage curated for game developers.
Aseprite v1.3.18.5 is a small patch release focused on one nasty export crash. If a sprite had an active selection, exporting a sprite sheet through File > Export > Export …
Aseprite v1.3.18.4 is a patch release focused on workflow fixes rather than new features. It corrects Snap to Grid behavior for brushes larger than 1 pixel, repairs copy/paste for tilemap …
Aseprite v1.3.18.3 is a small but practical maintenance release with a few workflow and stability fixes. The biggest user-facing addition is a new crosshair option that respects UI scaling, which …
Aseprite v1.3.18.2 is a small maintenance release with a few meaningful scripting upgrades for toolmakers. It fixes a crash when changing keyboard focus in Preferences and bumps the Lua API …
Aseprite v1.3.18.1 is a small patch release focused on stability and one export fix. The biggest change is GIF export now writes version 89a when exporting more than one frame, …
Aseprite v1.3.18 lands as a feature-heavy maintenance release with a noticeable performance bump: undo/redo is faster, the UI gets a preferences search and tooltip manager, and the CLI gains a …
Aseprite 1.3.18 is out as the new stable build, bundling a long list of crash fixes, workflow tweaks, and Lua API updates. The release also tightens timeline tagging, improves tile …
Aseprite now lets buyers sign in with the email used for itch.io, Humble Bundle, Gumroad, or even Steam purchases and download files directly from aseprite.org. The studio also pushed ahead …
Aseprite has rolled out v1.3.17 and a beta v1.3.18, introducing significant enhancements for artists and designers. The new IME support on Windows and updated preferences improve usability, while the beta …
Aseprite has released v1.3.16 as the stable version, packed with bug fixes and improvements. Meanwhile, v1.3.17-beta1 introduces exciting new features like rounded rectangle tools and enhanced mouse button functionality, which …