Title says it. I use Paint.NET, as I find it does the job and it's not too complicated.

Spriting, huh? Well, I don't do all that much conventional spriting anymore, but my Paper Mario sprites are created with the teamwork of Adobe Fireworks and Adobe Photoshop (both of which are the CS6 versions). To be specific, I draw the base sketches in Photoshop, import them into Fireworks for the inking and base colors, and bring them back into Photoshop for shading.

I use Game Maker's sprite editor. x)

A combination of Paint.net and the GM sprite editor.

[url=http://phpbb.mfgg.net/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=17713]I use this topic.[/url]

I hardly ever make sprites but when I do I use paint.NET.

I use [url=http://www.aseprite.org/]ASEprite[/url] and the program pretty much speaks for itself. I've tied lots of pixel art editors but ASEprite is the only one I've stuck with for 4 years. :D When it comes to larger sprites like [url=https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=464722808]this[/url] I use good ol' Paint.net. It's a very nice and streamlined program. [quote="Mors"][url=http://phpbb.mfgg.net/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=17713]I use this topic.[/url][/quote] People can discuss the same thing multiple times, ya know. No need to be flippant. :blank:

ms paint and i see no reason to use anything else really, at least at the basic level of work i use game maker to test animations and previous' gif animator to export. when i have to rotate sprites i just use graphicsgale

I use Paint.NET to make the bases for the sprites and Game Maker to animate them.

I use Paint.NET for most of my spriting. There are certain things I prefer to do in the GM sprite editor, though.

I used MS Paint (the Windows XP one) to make my sprites, and I used Game Maker's sprite editor to test out my animations.

paint.net [quote="Mors"][url=http://phpbb.mfgg.net/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=17713]I use this topic.[/url][/quote] dude you do realize that topic's about like 9 months old lol?

I use GIMP 2 for everything. It's got scaling, exporting, and rotating. Not to mention the fancy ways I can make selections, which is how I animate alternating colors on some sprites like the toy ball I sprited a few months ago.

It's a bit overkill, but I tend to use Photoshop. I also use a program called Pixen sometimes, if I want to get a better idea of how my animations will look.

I use the newest MS Paint, mostly because I can blend colors with that version. ...well sort of.

I use Gimp 2 because it has many features that help me make sprites

[quote="zXspriter"]I use the newest MS Paint, mostly because I can blend colors with that version.[/quote]Really? I didn't use it for long but iirc it has anti-aliasing that can't be turned off which is a pretty major issue when it comes to pixel art.

i use mspaint (windows 7) and i don't have any reason to use much else

"I don't always sprite, but when I do, I use gamemaker." Jokes aside, since the original purpose of gamemaker was spriting anyway, the tool's pretty solid. I also use Gimp 2 for special occasions.

I use MS Paint, GM:S for animation. Should use GIMP2 though.