CSS-Sprit.es: Create CSS Sprites (no coding needed)

CSS-Sprit.es is an online tool to help web designers and developers deal with CSS Sprites duty. It lets you quickly and easily generate image sprites (a graphics component with a predefined action, as a part of a larger component) for your website with little or even no knowledge of CSS.

As an additional feature it can also produce rollovers with various effects (Desaturation, Sepia, Embossing, Flipping Horizontally/Vertically, Inverting) and give your website that missing look. The application makes use of HTML 5 features and generates valid CSS.

Using the site is really easy, simply chose your files, then optionally select rollover effect from drop-down list and click on “Create CSS Hover” button. This will generate a preview containing the original image and the transition image as seen in the image below. If you liked the results you can grab the corresponding CSS and HTML code.

create css sprites

Features:

  • Create CSS sprites online.
  • Optionally apply  automatic rollovers with various effects like desaturation, image flipping or sepia…  .
  • Allowed image types : png, gif, jpeg and each file should not be greater than 5mb in size.
  • Multi upload and batch processing supported.
  • Lets you preview applied effect.
  • The generated CSS are compatible with Mozilla, Chrome, Safari, Opera and IE  > 6.0.
  • Free and no registration.
  • Also see 11 Useful Tools To Check, Clean & Optimize Your CSS File.

Try out CSS-Sprite @ www.css-sprit.es (by Chinmoy from Techarraz.com)

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3 Comments Add Comment
2009-09-06 13:21:11

Hello MakeUseOf team, I’m glad to have my modest tool reviewed by you guys. However, if you could correct the error in the url, I will be happier :)
The correct url is: http://css-sprit.es

great thanks!

2009-09-06 17:39:37
kaly

Thanks for pointing it out. It is fixed now

2009-09-07 02:32:16
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