Wish I had more info for you about this program.  All I can say is it's a mouse driven 2x2 Sprite editor for the Commodore 64.

Can't tell you much about this program other than it's obviously a multi sprite editor and has some basic built-in help.

Noluxe Sprite Data by Flossoftware (1987) isn't technically a sprite editor, it is more of a sprite extractor.  With this program you can extra sprites from memory and write them to data statements which can be saved to disk.

If you need to create a sprite, this is one of the best programs I have ever seen for working with Sprites.

Sprite Designer 2.4 by Mirkosoft (2006) - Nice easy to use interface.

Written by A. Crowther in 1986 - This isn't just a sprite editor, it is also a screen and character editor, but It leans mostly towards sprites imho. Anyway, you need to Sys 51500 after you load to get it running.

Brought to you by Iceball/Vision in 1993 - Check out this sweet sprite editor. Built in help and all that.

Sprite Studio 64 v1.1 by Tobiasz Stamborski (Released January, 2023) - It's always nice to see new utilities that encourage using the Commodore 64 for actual design work, and this one won't let you down.  There is even a nice manual included.

Programmed by Achim Gorski and released in 1989. Sprite Wiz is a very nice sprite editor with lots of features. Help is built in (c= key inside the program). This is a PAL based program.

Sprite World Editor is a nice mouse or keyboard driven sprite editor.

Writen by J.J. - Sprite! is a very simple sprite editor but might just get the job done if you need something simple.

The Spritemaster 64 animation program is designed as a sprite generator and editor for use by programmers or as a fun and creative playmate for children or adults.

Created by Gizmo & Wim for the 'Magic Disk'. This is seriously a cool font/character creator. It will create 1x2, 2x1, 2x2 & 3x3 character sets.