A downloadable Pixel Art Tree Pack for Windows and Linux

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Create beautiful forests in your game with this handcrafted pixel art tree pack, designed for top-down RPGs, farming games, adventure games, fantasy worlds, and any stylized 2D project. Each sprite was carefully created to ensure consistent style, balanced colors, and ready-to-use assets for any engine (Unity, Godot, RPG Maker, GDevelop, and more).



✨ What’s Included? 🎁 Free Version – 20 Trees Perfect to test the art style and integrate into your project: 20 exclusive tree sprites PNG files with transparent backgrounds Fully framed — no cut or cropped sprites Compatible with RPG and farming games Ready to use on maps, tilesets, and environments 💎 Premium Version – 100+ Trees ($7,97) Upgrade your project with the complete collection: 100+ unique pixel art trees Variations in size, shape, color and style Dense and stylized tree types Cute, shaded, fantasy and stylized forests PNGs with transparent backgrounds Commercial use allowed



📌 Features Color palettes optimized for many map types Works with any 2D engine Ideal for forests, towns, villages, islands, fields, and more

📜 License

You may use these assets in:

  • Commercial or free games

  • Videos and personal projects

  • Prototypes and full productions

You may NOT:

  • Resell the assets

  • Redistribute the files as-is

  • Upload the pack to other websites or asset collections

❤️ Support the Creator

Download the 20 free trees to test the style — and if you enjoy the pack, consider getting the full 100+ tree version for only $8.
Your support makes it possible to keep creating more assets for the community!

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Click download now to get access to the following files:

Essential Tree Pack – Free Version (20 trees).zip 619 kB
Essential Tree Pack – Full Version (100+ trees).zip 3.6 MB
if you pay $7.97 USD or more

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Kolar1 hour ago

what's size of them? 16px or 32px?

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