Wplace Script — automation for pixel pipelines
Wplace Script connects Wplace Pixel and Wplace Paint into a reproducible pipeline. Run presets headlessly, export sprites and thumbnails consistently, and keep your brand ramps aligned. Use the uploader below to verify the Wplace Pixel baseline — then imagine running the same preset for hundreds of images via Wplace Script.
Why Wplace Script
Batch presets
Resolution, palette, dithering, and export sizes — defined once, executed identically everywhere.
CI‑friendly exports
Versioned outputs, manifests for sprite sheets, and predictable file naming for pipelines.
Deterministic by design
What you approve is what you ship — the same preset yields the same result across machines.
How Wplace Script works
- Define a preset: target resolution, palette, dithering, exports.
- Feed images: local folders, URLs, or storage buckets.
- Convert via Wplace Pixel; refine via Wplace Paint presets.
- Export with manifests for sprite sheets, thumbnails, or GIF/WebP.
- Commit outputs or publish to CDNs — reproducible and cacheable.
This landing page targets the keyword Wplace Script and demonstrates the hands‑on baseline with Wplace Pixel.
Use cases
Studios & teams
Standardize palette ramps across all assets, export sprites for multiple targets, and keep output deterministic for reviews.
Solo makers
Automate repetitive conversions and deliver assets faster without sacrificing control.
Communities
Run presets for user-submitted photos, and publish consistent style with minimal moderation.
CI pipelines
Attach Wplace Script to CI jobs, validate diffs, and prevent accidental palette drift.
Open‑source scripts and bots
Explore existing community work around wplace-bot and automation scripts:
Automate your Wplace Pixel → Wplace Paint pipeline
Define a preset once; run it for every asset. Deterministic results, CI‑friendly exports.
This landing page targets Wplace Script with hands‑on trial and practical guidance.
Integrations and safeguards
Wplace Script slots into CI systems like GitHub Actions or any container runner. Run presets headlessly, publish artifacts, and post diffs to chats. Because Wplace Pixel and Wplace Paint are deterministic, diffs stay meaningful; if the ramp or resolution changes, the diff is intentional. Add guardrails: lock palettes per branch, require integer‑scale exports, and check manifest integrity before deployment.
For large batches, shard work by folder and merge manifests at the end. Use content hashes in filenames to maximize CDN cache hits. When driving community uploads, sanitize metadata and enforce preset IDs. This guarantees that contributions follow the same visual standard and can be reviewed quickly. If a project needs multiple styles, keep separate palettes and ramp docs, but reuse the same Wplace Scriptmechanics to avoid bespoke tooling.