Makko AI

The hardest part of AI art is keeping a character looking the same across every pose and scene. Makko solves that with Collections, which hold a shared visual style for everything inside them. Generate a character, a background, and a prop in the same Collection and they'll match. This consistency is the feature that separates it from tools that produce one-off images with no through-line.

The Code Studio takes a plain English description and builds a playable game using your own characters and art. It covers common 2D genres, including platformers, puzzle games, arcade shooters, and RPG-style games. You don't touch code at any point. The output runs directly in a browser, so you can play it the moment it finishes.

You pick a concept, then layer on details like gear, armor, and accessories to shape a specific character. Makko compiles the result into a reference sheet you can reuse. For anyone building a cast of characters, that means a consistent record of how each one should look instead of scattered images.

Describe an action and Makko generates the animation frames for it, covering walk, run, idle, and attack cycles. It works as a sprite animation generator, so you skip hand-drawing every frame. Sprite animation is the single most expensive feature on the platform, starting at 45 credits, which reflects how much compute each frame takes. Paid tiers render animations up to 1080p.

When a game is done, you publish it with a single click and get a shareable link. There's no hosting to set up and no server to manage. For a prototype or a small finished game, that removes almost all of the friction that usually sits between "finished" and "playable by other people."

Beyond the monthly subscription, you can buy one-time credit top-ups, and those credits don't expire. Volume discounts apply as you buy more. It's a useful option if your usage is bursty, since free-tier credits reset monthly but purchases stick around.