Input Prompts

Button prompts for every input, in pixel art: 60 keyboard keys, 6 mouse prompts, 31 gamepad prompts and 9 touch gestures on a 16x16 grid, each in a light and a dark style with a pressed frame. 424 sprites for tutorials, HUD hints, menus and rebinding screens.

Licence in one line: use them in your commercial games; do not resell the files. No credit required.

What you get

• Keyboard (60): A-Z, 0-9, F1-F12, the 4 arrows, Space, Shift, Ctrl, Alt, Tab, Enter, Esc and Backspace as keycaps with a lip; wide keys are 32x16, Space 48x16.
• Mouse (6): left, right and middle click, wheel up, wheel down, move.
• Gamepad (31), generic: face buttons A, B, X, Y in neutral colours, face-button position icons (north, south, east, west) that work for any controller, D-pad directions, left and right sticks with 4 directions, any direction and press, bumpers, triggers, start and select. No console logos or brand symbols.
• Touch (9): tap, double tap, hold, swipe in 4 directions, pinch in and pinch out.
• 2 frames each: normal and pressed (the key sinks, the stick leans, the ring grows): loop them for a "press this" hint.

Made for game code

• prompts.json names every prompt with its frames per style, and gives each key its Godot 4 Key name and Unity KeyCode, so a rebinding screen can look up the icon for the key the player pressed.
• An atlas per style with a JSON map, every frame as its own PNG, at 1x, 2x, 3x and 4x.
• Exact sizes (16x16, 32x16, 48x16); the build checks every sprite and that no two are the same.

What it does not include

No numpad or punctuation keys, no brand-specific controller sets, no font. The labels in the screenshots use our preview font; the tutorial screen is a mock-up made from the pack.