Ludo AI

Ludo.ai generates production-ready game assets from text (or images for 3D/video). It’s a fit if you’re trying to build or expand a game with consistent visuals fast, or if your pipeline needs more than just sprites.

• Spritesheets and animations for idle, walk, run, attack, hit, death, and custom motions, delivered as export-ready sprite sheets
• 2D assets like static sprites, UI elements, icons, VFX sprites, textures, map tiles, parallax/background layers, item art, portraits, and logos, with support for matching art styles across asset types
• Audio generation including background music, sound effects, voice/voice acting, seamless ambiance loops, and looping SFX clips
• 3D assets such as characters, mounts, props, and buildings with PBR textures, GLTF export, and auto-rigging plus animation clips for humanoids
• Video generation to preview gameplay/ideas, animate portraits, and create cutscene-style visuals with synchronized audio

What stands out is how many asset types you can generate as part of one workflow. You can start from a reference (bring your own starting frame for sprites) and then iterate with follow-up prompts to refine style, pose, or details without losing the original identity.

Ludo also targets how teams actually produce content. It supports multiple ways to generate assets: from the web app, through a CLI for AI agents, through MCP-style chat clients, via a REST API with one endpoint per asset type, and via a Unity plugin that imports assets inside the editor. Ludo is positioned around production use, with examples of released games using its sprites, animations, art, music, and 3D assets.