IX-TileForge Studio

Build terrain. Export worlds.

IX-TileForge Studio is an offline pixel terrain and map editor. Choose 16, 32, 48, or 64 pixel tiles, then paint a 24 × 16 map with multiple materials. Add lava beside grass and water without replacing the terrain you already painted. The atlas follows your edits.

What’s inside

• 12 procedural materials: grass, dirt, stone, snow, sand, water, lava, dungeon floor, wall, road, cliff, and moss.
• Seven starting scenes, including shoreline, volcanic ground, dungeon, winter, roadway, and cliffside.
• Editable palettes, repeatable seeds, terrain coverage controls, random map generation, paint and erase tools, and map undo/redo.
• Material variants, ground-to-terrain neighborhood tiles, and four animation frames each for water and lava.
• A live map preview, tile inspector, and terrain-boundary check.
• Exports for PNG atlases, individual tile PNGs, rendered maps, collision reference images, Tiled TMX/TSX, a Godot 4 editor importer, Unity slicing data, and JSON.
• Example projects and output files so you can inspect the results.

No account, installer, or internet connection required. Extract the ZIP and open app/index.html in a modern desktop browser. Save a project JSON whenever you want a portable backup.

Exported tiles may be used in commercial games and client work under the included license. The reusable autotile and Tiled Wang set covers your selected ground and first paint material. Additional painted materials remain on the map and export as map-specific composite tiles. The Unity export provides slicing data, and the Godot importer must be run in the Godot editor.

Creation disclosure: Generative AI assisted with the application code and written documentation. The pixel tiles are produced by the tool’s deterministic procedural algorithms; the application does not use an AI image service.