Let’s start with the antialiasing settings: Now, if all the above suggestions didn’t make you sprites look good, we have some other adjustment that we can do, so follow me: Unity pixel perfect sprite: Other tips to improve the look if your sprite in Unity
Make sure your sprite import compression is not set too low (try None to see if it has an effect).Be sure that the max size of the sprite is at least the same resolution of the sprite (in my case was 512 so 2048 is ok), but not lower.Pixel per units, This setting is good for my project which was using a screen resolution of 750×1334 pixels, but feel free to just this number until will fit perfectly you screen.In my case “Generate Mip Maps” is turned off but in case you are planning to zoom in / out a lot then you should tour it on.This is the settings that you should use in your project: The resolution of this circle is 512*512 pixel, but now let’s load it into Unity and let’s see what are the adjustments that we have to do to make the sprite look crispy and sharp. In my example, I’ve created a simple semi-circle shape: So I spent a few days to understand and address this problem until I found the perfect solution that I’ll share with you in this article. The sprite that I was loading into Unity was just looking too pixelated and not sharp at all. So I was making a little prototype for my new game when I just came across a little problem.
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