Gensprite vs Ludo.ai

Ludo.ai is a game-asset suite with sprite sheets, 2D and 3D assets, audio, video, an image editor and a Unity plugin. Gensprite covers much of the same ground for characters and audio, adds rigged 3D characters with text-to-motion, and builds whole games from a prompt.

Try Gensprite150 free credits when you sign up. No card.

Side by side

GenspriteLudo.ai
Character spritesCharacters from a description, realistic or stylized, as transparent PNG2D assets and styles, and an image editor
Directional sprites1, 4 or 8 views of the same character8 directions from one character
Sprite animationFour directions from a described motion, every frame as PNG, with loop pointsSprite sheets, priced per animation (1.5 to 20 credits)
3DRigged humanoid characters with text-to-motion (after a purchase), 3D props, PBR materials3D models (from 4 credits)
AudioMusic and sound effects, loopable, as WAV, OGG and MP3Music, sound effects and voice
VideoNoYes
Whole games from a promptAn agent builds a whole game in GigaEngine from a prompt; it plays in the browserNot listed on its pricing page
API and agentsREST API with keys, and an MCP server for Claude, Cursor and other agents, on every accountREST API and MCP on Pro and Studio; a CLI and a Unity plugin
Free start150 credits on signup, no card; images watermarked until a first purchase30 free credits, no card
Paid plansNo subscription needed: packs from $10 for 300 credits, and plans from $12 a month for 600 creditsIndie $15/mo, Pro $35/mo and Studio $300/mo, each billed annually ($180, $420 and $3,600 a year)

Ludo.ai’s column is what its own pages said on October 22, 2026: Ludo.ai, Ludo.ai pricing. Prices change; check theirs before you decide. Gensprite’s prices are live.

Pick Ludo.ai if

  • You work in Unity and want a plugin inside the editor.
  • You want video and voice in the same subscription.
  • You want eight-direction sprites as one step.

Pick Gensprite if

  • You want API and MCP access without an annual Pro plan.
  • You need rigged 3D characters you can animate by describing the motion.
  • You want to pay per pack instead of a yearly subscription.

What Gensprite made, unedited

Motion: “walk cycle, steady exploring pace”

The explorer walking, facing front
front
The explorer walking, facing right
right
The explorer walking, facing back
back
The explorer walking, facing left
left
Nine frames of the explorer's walk to the right, side by side
Every other frame of the walk’s loop, facing right: “walk cycle, steady exploring pace”.

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