Gensprite vs Scenario

Scenario is a broad AI platform for game studios, strongest at training custom models on your own art style and generating images, video, 3D and audio from them. Gensprite is narrower: a pipeline that takes one game character from description to turnaround to animation, plus 3D, audio and whole games from a prompt.

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

Side by side

GenspriteScenario
Character spritesCharacters from a description, realistic or stylized, as transparent PNG2D images from many models, including your own trained ones (PNG, JPEG, WebP, SVG)
Train a model on your styleNoYes, on Pro and Max
Turnarounds1, 4 or 8 views of the same characterNot listed as a tool on its pricing page
Sprite animationFour directions from a described motion, every frame as PNG, with loop pointsA video-model workflow: turn an image into a clip, pick key frames, assemble the sheet in another tool
3DRigged humanoid characters with text-to-motion (after a purchase), 3D props, PBR materials3D meshes as GLB, OBJ, FBX, STL or VOX
AudioMusic and sound effects, loopable, as WAV, OGG and MP3Audio as WAV and MP3
VideoNoYes: MP4, MOV, WebM, GIF
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 agentsAPI-first, with an MCP server
Free start150 credits on signup, no card; images watermarked until a first purchaseA free tier with 50 credits, no card
Paid plansNo subscription needed: packs from $10 for 300 credits, and plans from $12 a month for 600 creditsStarter $15/mo (1,500 credits), Pro $45/mo (5,000), Max $75/mo (10,000)

Scenario’s column is what its own pages said on October 22, 2026: Scenario pricing, Create spritesheets with Scenario (help center). Prices change; check theirs before you decide. Gensprite’s prices are live.

Pick Scenario if

  • You need a model trained on your studio's own art style.
  • You want video generation alongside images.
  • A large team needs one platform for many kinds of asset.

Pick Gensprite if

  • You want one character carried from description to a four-direction animation without leaving the tool.
  • You build with a coding agent and want it to make the art through MCP.
  • You want to try it on a few dollars of credits rather than a monthly plan.

What Gensprite made, unedited

Prompt: “A female desert explorer in her thirties, full body, standing straight facing the viewer, arms relaxed slightly away from her sides, empty hands. Khaki linen field shirt with rolled sleeves, olive canvas cargo trousers, worn brown leather boots…”

The explorer seen from the front
front
The explorer seen from the right
right
The explorer seen from the back
back
The explorer seen from the 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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