I think this kind of tool is a must have for any web developer, and I would love to get a recommendation for a tool that would simplify the workflow
have a bunch of icons and images to spriteify
run software
create a .css and a .png sprite
I would rather it be free (there is a great, yet expensive, TexturePacker) and will able to create a sprite for retina screen as well and work for OSX
I don't care if its with UI or command line (as long as its simple and one liner)
Here are some tools, I was able to find:
Some of them are online:
zerosprites
spritepad
And some are standalone
spritegenerator
spritemapper
I liked Zerosprites for few reasons:
no need to install anything
locates images automatically on the sprite, trying to minimize the
size of image
creates css
allows you to optimize png
it is free
it is easy to use
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