Questions asked before buying
What arrives
What files do I get?
One ZIP holding the whole set: isolated reel symbols on transparent canvases, separate plaques for special and high-tier symbols, landscape and portrait backgrounds, a reel cabinet, a corner ornament, a title lockup, a full-height mascot, themed UI hardware, composited previews of both stages, and a manifest recording every rectangle the previews were built from. The asset checklist lists it item by item.
What sizes do they ship at?
Base reel symbols arrive on 512×512 transparent canvases with tier-specific normalized fill. The desktop stage is 1920×1080 and the phone stage is an independent 768×1366 composition rather than a crop of the first. Every delivered canvas, safe area and reel geometry figure is published in the specifications guide.
Are the symbols separable?
Yes, and deliberately so. A symbol PNG is one isolated object on transparency. The plaque behind a premium symbol is a separate generation, and glow, shadow, contour and rim ship as their own registered layers, so an animator can move them independently instead of unpicking a flattened image.
Rights and use
Can I use this commercially?
Yes. What the pipeline generates from your prompt is yours to modify and ship, including in real-money games, with no attribution required and no licence fee later. Two things stay yours to hold: the words in the prompt must be words you are entitled to use, and any protected character, mark or likeness your prompt asked for is yours to clear. The terms state both plainly.
Can I reuse a set from the showcase?
No. Those are demonstrations of the pipeline, published so the output can be judged at full size before anything is bought. They are not licensed for reuse.
How it holds together
Why not just prompt an image model ten times?
Because ten good pictures are not a set. A slot needs a Wild that cannot be mistaken for a Scatter at ninety-six pixels, a premium object that stays richer than a card rank after both are reduced to one cell, and a cabinet, title and mascot that agree about the space they occupy. The pipeline builds a subject-free style board first, fixes light, value bands, materials, edges and colour split as a numeric contract, and generates every later asset against an approved master symbol. Keeping an AI slot set consistent covers the controls in detail.
Does the tool pick my theme?
No, and it holds no library to pick one from. Every drawn subject comes from the game name, the theme sentence or the optional symbol ideas you submitted. Card ranks are the one structural exception. Thin input is never repaired with a hidden catalogue — the set shrinks, or the prompt asks for more words. Writing a prompt that resolves is the difference between the two.
What if one symbol comes out wrong?
Redraw it. One credit produces a reviewable candidate for that single asset while the accepted set stays untouched; accepting swaps it in, rejecting changes nothing. A candidate that fails before it completes returns its credit automatically.
Who is this for?
Indie slot developers, small game providers building a first title, and casino operators — including crypto casinos — putting an original game into a lobby that is otherwise all licensed content. Original slots for operators covers why an operator builds its own, and is equally plain about what art does not solve: maths, engineering, certification and a licence are all still yours.
Cost and commitment
What does it cost?
One complete game set is €19 with ten redraws included, and three games are €49. Redraw credits top up separately. Nothing renews, nothing is billed per image, and the current figures are always on the pricing page.
How does this compare to commissioning an artist?
Differently, not interchangeably. A commissioned artist gives art direction, revision rounds and accountability. A slot art generator gives you a complete, coherent slot design the same day, for the price of a lunch. Which one you need depends on whether the design decision is already made.
Can I see the output before paying?
Yes. Every set in the showcase opens as a real five-reel game in the browser, spinning the actual delivered files at the rectangles the manifest published. That is the same preview an integrator gets, and it costs nothing to open.
Questions
- What files do I get in a slot art set?
- Transparent reel symbols on 512×512 canvases, landscape and portrait backgrounds, a reel cabinet, a corner ornament, a title lockup, a mascot, themed UI hardware, plaques for special and high-tier symbols, composited previews and a placement manifest, delivered as one ZIP.
- Can I use AI-generated slot art commercially?
- Yes. Art generated from your own prompt is yours to modify and ship, including in real-money games, with no attribution and no later licence fee. Clearing any protected mark or likeness your prompt asked for remains your responsibility.
- What size should a slot symbol PNG be?
- Each base reel symbol is delivered on a 512×512 transparent canvas with tier-specific normalized fill, so a premium object stays visibly richer than a card rank once both are reduced to one reel cell.
- Who is this for?
- Indie slot developers, small game providers building a first title, and casino operators putting an original game into a lobby of otherwise licensed content. It is a business tool for people shipping real-money or social slots, not a novelty image generator.
- How much does slot game art cost?
- One complete game set is €19 with ten redraws included, and three games are €49. There is no subscription and no per-image billing.
- How is this different from typing a prompt into an image model?
- A subject-free style board, a numeric style contract and an approved master symbol are produced first, and every later asset is generated against them. That is what keeps ten symbols in one world instead of producing ten unrelated pictures.
- Can I change one symbol without regenerating the whole set?
- Yes. A redraw produces a reviewable candidate for one asset while the accepted set stays exactly as it is. Accepting swaps it in; rejecting leaves the set untouched.
- Do I have to describe every symbol?
- No. Only a game name and a theme are required. Subjects are resolved from the words you submitted, and if those words cannot supply the requested cast the set shrinks or the prompt asks for more names rather than inventing one.
- Is a generated set ready to ship?
- It is a structured starting point, not finished production art. Model output has to be reviewed, redrawn where necessary, animated and integrated before a game ships.