SpriteStack

6.4easy start · #11 of 26
in Voxel Editors

Runs on Linux, Mac, Web, Windows.

SpriteStack is ranked #11 of 26 in voxel editors on The Geeks Club. It runs on Linux, macOS, Web, Windows. There is no free plan.

SpriteStack plans and pricing

SpriteStack $30 once $30.00 USD or more Purchase required to download · includes a Steam key rezoner.itch.io · 30 Sept 2026

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Purpose: SpriteStack is a voxel editor for 2D artists with a handcrafted retro renderer and animation support.
Modeling: The editor uses sprite stacking, in which a model is drawn slice by slice.
Animation: The page describes keyframe-oriented animation as experimental.
Exports: The exporter outputs spritesheets, slices, and VOX files, with customizable retro-style renders.
Imports: The page says users can import models from MagicaVoxel or Qubicle and render them with SpriteStack.
Platforms: The downloadable tool is listed for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Browser editor: The maker directed users to a browser-based editor at spritestack.io/studio for trying the editor.
Audience: The maker describes SpriteStack as suited to making game objects such as units, characters, and buildings with a 1990s game look.
Model size: In a reply on the product page, the maker described a 128×128×128 voxel limit for a single model.
Purchase files: The page lists version 3.24 downloads for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Reported export issue: The product page includes user reports that VOX export did not work in version 3.24.
Security and compliance: The opened product page provides no security or compliance information.

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