What is an AI game asset generator?
A tool that turns a text description or a reference image into art a game can use directly: sprites, animations, icons, tiles, 3D models or skies. Rosebud has one for each of these, and each exports files game engines import.
Which AI game asset generators does Rosebud have?
Four standalone tools: the 2D game asset generator for sprites, icons, UI, backgrounds and tiles; the sprite sheet generator for animated pixel art; the 3D model generator; and the skybox generator. Sound effects and music are generated inside the Rosebud game editor.
Are the game assets free?
The libraries are: thousands of 3D models and hundreds of skyboxes are free to download. Generating a new asset uses Rosebud credits, and free accounts get daily credits. Supported humanoid characters made with the 3D model generator from text are rigged and animated at no extra cost. Every tool shows the price before you generate.
Can I use the assets in a commercial game?
Yes, in games on Rosebud or anywhere else. Paid plans include commercial rights.
Is there a limit to how many assets I can generate?
No fixed cap. Each generation uses credits, so you can make as many AI game assets as your credits cover, and free accounts get new credits every day.
Can I generate a rigged 3D character?
Yes. Supported humanoid characters made from text in the 3D model generator are rigged and animated at no extra cost, and you keep the static model too. Models made from an uploaded image are static.
Which game engines do the assets work in?
PNG images and sprite sheets import into any 2D engine, including Unity, Godot, GameMaker, Phaser and Construct. 3D models are GLB files that Three.js, Godot and Blender open directly, and Unity and Unreal import through glTF. Skyboxes come as equirectangular images or cubemaps, including a Roblox-ready set.
Can I use these assets in a Rosebud game?
Yes. Upload anything you downloaded to your project, or ask Rosie in the editor to make the asset and add it to your game. You do not need to make a game to use the tools: each one works on its own.
What happened to PixelVibe?
PixelVibe was Rosebud's first 2D game asset tool. Its job is now done by the 2D game asset generator on rosebud.ai, which sits alongside the sprite animation, 3D model and skybox generators.
