Krita Wizard

Import Krita .kra files directly into Godot 4 like Aseprite Wizard, but for Krita. No export step, no Krita install needed: the addon parses .kra in pure GDScript and imports exactly what you want.

Features

• Zero-dependency .kra parsing — reads Krita's tile format natively, matching Krita's pixels, opacity, and blending
• Layer-accurate output — 18 blend modes, transparency/selection masks, nested groups, per-layer opacity
• Per-layer @tags — put @scale=0.5, @trim, @exclude, @merge, @speed=0.3, @repeatx right in layer names to control each layer's export
• Wizard dock — pick a source file, preview layers, set options, and export without touching the Import panel
• GPU-friendly textures — Lossless or VRAM compression (S3TC, BPTC, ETC2, ASTC) with optional mipmaps

Importers

Layer tags

@scale=, @trim / @notrim, @exclude, @merge / @nomerge, @speed= / @speedx= / @speedy=, @repeat= / @repeatx= / @repeaty= (a bare @repeatx auto-tiles at the texture's width). Example: a layer named Clouds @speed=0.3 @repeatx scrolls slowly and tiles horizontally forever.

How to use

1. Install the addon and enable Krita Wizard in Project Settings → Plugins.
2. Drop a .kra file into your project, select it, and pick an importer in the Import dock — or open Project -> Tools -> Krita Wizard for the guided dock.
3. Tag layers in Krita with @tags for per-layer control.

Notes & limitations

• Requires Godot 4.3+ (uses Parallax2D).
• Static pixels only — Krita animation (timeline/keyframes) is not imported.
• Tile-grid slicing for the Tileset importer is not implemented yet.