Create game assets with Bali in Jabali Studio

Bali can create almost every kind of asset a game needs, right inside Jabali Studio. Describe what you want in the chat, review the request, and the result lands in your project ready to use.

Asset type	What you can create
Images	Characters, sprites, backgrounds, UI, posters. Plus background removal, segmentation and depth maps.
Skyboxes	Sky and environment backdrops for 3D worlds, picked from a ready-made library.
Video	Cutscenes, intros, cinematic transitions and animated moments.
Audio and speech	Music, sound effects, voice lines and narration.
3D models	Props, environments and characters, plus rigging and animation.

How asset generation works

1. Ask Bali. For example: “Create a pixel-art knight sprite facing right” or “Make 30 seconds of calm music for the main menu.”
2. Review the request card. Bali fills in a card in the chat with a Prompt and settings. Edit the prompt if you like, and open Advanced Options to change the model, size, destination path and other settings. Nothing is generated until you’re ready.
3. Generate. Click Generate. To create several variations or related assets in one go, click Add Request first.
4. Keep the result. Review what was generated, regenerate if needed, then click Done. Click Cancel to discard the request.

Generated files are saved at the Destination Path shown in the card and recorded in version history. Studio also saves the settings you used alongside each file, so you or Bali can regenerate it later with the same settings.

Tip

Generating assets uses Sparks. Review the prompt and settings in the card before you click Generate, especially for video and 3D models, which take longer and use more.

Set your style early

Describe your art and audio style once, early in the project or in your design document. Bali uses it for every asset afterwards, so later requests can be as short as “add a player sprite”. Watch at 58:14 or 24:45

Work with existing assets

Open the Assets tab and click any asset to view it. From the asset viewer you can:

• Ask Bali about the asset or how it’s used in your game
• Regenerate it with the same or updated settings
• Edit with Bali, for example “make the background darker” or “remove the background”
• Open Details to see where it came from and the prompt used, Replace Asset with another file, or Delete asset

Bali can also make quick image edits without generating a new image: flip, crop, trim empty space, resize and rotate.

Upload your own assets

Already have artwork, music or models? Add them to your project from the Assets tab:

1. Click the upload button (Upload Asset) at the top right of the tab, or drag files onto the tab.
2. Choose where to put each file. By default, uploads go into the assets folder.
3. Optionally convert file names to the style your engine expects: snake_case for Godot projects or kebab-case for web projects.

You can upload whole folders, and archives such as ZIP are extracted for you.

Type	Formats
Images	PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, SVG, BMP, TGA, HDR, DDS, KTX
Audio	WAV, MP3, OGG
Video	MP4, OGV
3D models	GLB, glTF, OBJ, FBX, DAE
Fonts	TTF, OTF, WOFF, WOFF2, TTC, FNT
Other	Text, data and code files such as JSON, CSV, YAML and Markdown

Each file can be up to 10 MB, and archives up to 100 MB. Uploaded files are saved to version history automatically.

To give Bali a reference without adding it to your game, attach it in the chat instead.

Watch: Upload your own art and let Bali wire it in (3:17, from the tutorial Upload Your Own Art & Add Custom Assets in Jabali Studio)