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Looping GIF · 6 frames
An 8-bit Gold Coin Spins in Place Like a Game Pickup
A classic game pickup animation turns a gold coin from a full face into a thin edge and back again.
Prompt notes
✍️ Instead of specifying rotation angles, describe the coin's width in each frame; that's easier for the model to get right. Fewer colors work best for pixel art: GIF palettes are limited anyway, and the edges stay crisp when enlarged.
Full prompt
📋 Prompt Natural Language
Create a 6-frame 8-bit pixel art sprite sheet, 3 columns by 2 rows of equal 512x512 cells on a solid deep purple background. Subject: one gold coin with a simple star emboss, spinning around its vertical axis at the center of each cell. Widths in sequence: full face, three-quarter, narrow, thin edge line, narrow reversed, three-quarter reversed. Same height and center in all cells. Hard blocky pixels, 6-color palette with one small white sparkle. Frame 6 returns to frame 1. No grid lines, no numbers, no text.
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