In this video, we demonstrate how you can use the Sprite and Texture Generators with the AI Assistant to quickly lay out UI designs during the prototyping stage of game development.

Unity AI is built into the Unity Editor and grounded in the real context of game development, from project structure and systems to the creative iteration that shapes player experience. This means creators can spend less time on repetitive workflows, and more time building and refining what makes a game great.

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👉 More details in our Unity AI documentation: https://on.unity.com/4ukSqS5

[00:00] Introduction
[00:28] Create a spritesheet
[01:58] Matching graphics
[02:57] Create a UI document
[04:28] Modify a UI document
[07:36] Searching for AI assets

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Unity 6's AI Assistant can generate UI layouts and sprite sheets for game prototyping. The workflow covers generating sprite sheets with AI, removing backgrounds, slicing sprites, creating matching background images, and assembling full UI screens using either UGUI or UI Toolkit. The assistant accepts context like existing assets and annotated screenshots to produce style-consistent results. All AI-generated assets are automatically tagged for easy identification and replacement when final artwork is ready.

Unity AI Open Beta: UI Generator