Graal — Era Upload

Dimensions vary, but most standard shields are 32x32. File Format: Always save your files as .png or .gif.

Standard templates are usually 32x32 pixels per frame , arranged in a grid showing your character looking in all four directions (Up, Down, Left, Right), including walking and blinking animations.

In the sprawling, crime-ridden streets of , standing out from the crowd is not just a luxury—it is a necessity. Whether you are dodging bullets in a gang spar, trading mushrooms at the start park, or simply roleplaying as a hospital intern, your character’s appearance is your digital identity. This is where the Graal Era upload system becomes the most critical tool in your arsenal.

Select whether you are uploading a Head, Body, Shield, or Sword. Click "Browse" and select your file from your device. Step 4: Check the "Set Transparency" Box graal era upload

Standard Head Template: 32x32 pixels per frame, organized into a larger sheet (usually 128x128 pixels total). Standard Body Template: 64x64 pixels per frame grid. Transparency Tips:

Before uploading, you need a valid graphic file. Many players create their own pixel art using programs like Aseprite, Photoshop, or even MS Paint. If you're not an artist, numerous community members (such as Yogy, Lucy, and iPink) run websites where they upload customs for either a small fee of in-game items or completely for free.

: Bodies cannot have animations or frames that change color to appear animated. Staff Impersonation Dimensions vary, but most standard shields are 32x32

Are you designing it or editing a pre-existing template ? Are you adding animations like blinking or color changes?

Check the correct box for what you are uploading ( Head , Body , or Shield ).

If you have waited 48 hours and your head is still "Pending," or if you accidentally uploaded the wrong image, you have two options: In the sprawling, crime-ridden streets of , standing

If you aren't an artist, you don't have to start from scratch. The Graal community is full of "GFX" sites where artists share free-to-use (FTU) templates. Look for sites like GraalDepot or Era-Go forums. When using these, ensure you have permission from the creator and that the file is already formatted for the Era engine.

To avoid rejection or account bans, your uploads must adhere to strict guidelines: