Pixel-native tools
Draw, fill, sample, mirror, dither, select, transform, and pan without leaving the canvas loop.
Independent pixel studio
Draw every pixel.
Make every frame count.
A focused, local-first workspace for sprites and animation. Work by hand from first mark to final export, then invite your own model only when it earns a place in the process.
Guest access Offline editor MIT licensed
REAL INTERFACENo concept render.Captured from the tested desktop build.
Built for the loop
A real editor first.
No prompt required.
Fast iteration comes from muscle memory, visible state, and files you can trust. Every control stays close to the thing it changes.
Independent layers
Separate silhouette, color, and detail with per-layer names, visibility, opacity, and blend state.
Frame-by-frame motion
Reorder frames, tune timing, use onion skinning, and watch the animation while you work.
Outputs that travel
Ship a frame, animated GIF, sprite sheet with metadata, or the open project file.
Your local desk
Open where you left off.
Recent canvases carry their real previews. Changelogs, workspace location, and the complete sprite loop live on an indismissable Home tab.
- Projects
- Local by default
- Working directory
- Documents/zakape
- Formats
- Open, ordinary files
Optional by design
Your model.
Your endpoint.
Your approval.
Connect local Ollama or a compatible endpoint. The assistant works against an explicit frame or sheet scope, inspects its draft, and returns a reviewable proposal.
- Private configurationKeys stay on your device.
- Visible before applyInspect every proposed result.
- Bounded operationsNo shell or unrestricted code.
- 01DescribeSet intent and edit scope
- 02InspectAgent checks its rendered draft
- 03ApproveApply as one undoable edit
Leave with files
From the canvas
to the build.
Built in public
The studio belongs to the artists who shape it.
Zakape is MIT licensed. Its project format, roadmap, architecture, privacy notes, and visual QA live beside the source.
Read the source