What Is ZaneH on itch.io?

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ZaneH is a creator profile on itch.io, the game and digital-asset hosting platform. The page is not a single product storefront but a personal hub: it lists tools ZaneH has published (a piano trainer and a metronome) and a feed of assets ZaneH has liked, mostly free or low-cost game art, fonts, and UI packs. Use it if you want to find those specific tools or browse the kind of pixel-art and game-dev resources this creator collects; it is not a general tutorial site or a marketplace with its own checkout.

What the page actually contains

The profile has two distinct sections, and they serve different purposes.

Published tools

Two items are attributed to ZaneH directly:

Item What it is, per the page
Piano Trainer "A MIDI utility for learning scales, chords, and more!"
Metronome "The minimal metronome"

Both are described as utilities, which suggests small, single-purpose tools rather than full games. The page does not state pricing, platform requirements, or download formats for either, so treat those as things to confirm on each item's own page before relying on them.

Liked assets

The larger part of the page is a "liked" feed — assets ZaneH has marked as favorites. These are not ZaneH's own work; they are other creators' items surfaced on this profile. The feed leans heavily toward 2D pixel art, fonts, and UI, for example:

  • Sprout Lands – Asset Pack (Cup Nooble): a "cute pixel pastel farming asset pack"
  • Paper UI Asset Pack for Games (pzUH): UI assets with PSD and PNG files
  • Silver, a font for games (LoudEyes): a free* pixel font covering Latin, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Cherokee, Runic, Cyrillic, and other character sets
  • Button Prompt – 16x16 User Interface (SciGho): icons for buttons, joysticks, keys, and touch input
  • Monochrome Caves (Adam Saltsman): a public-domain 1-bit adventure-platforming tileset
  • RPG Urban Kit (shidky): 480+ sprites
  • Tiny Treats – Baked Goods set and Sweetland Platformer_Kit: stylised low-poly 3D food and platformer assets
  • Board Game Assets Pack (WizP): low-poly board game assets

The asterisk on "free*" for the Silver font is a reminder that the page's short description may carry conditions; check the item page for the actual license terms.

How to use the page

  1. Open zaneh.itch.io and scan the top section for Piano Trainer or Metronome if you want the tools.
  2. Click an item title to reach its own itch.io page, where download format, price (if any), and license are stated.
  3. Scroll the liked feed to discover assets; each entry links to the original creator's page, so follow the link to download from the source rather than from ZaneH's profile.
  4. Verify licensing before shipping anything — "public domain," "free," and "free*" are different terms, and the profile excerpt alone does not settle them.

A practical example: if you are building a small pixel-art game and need a font plus UI icons, the liked feed is a reasonable shortlist — Silver for text and Button Prompt for input icons — but you would still open each item page to confirm the license permits commercial use.

What to expect and what not to

  • Expect curation, not a catalog. The liked feed reflects one person's taste; it is not exhaustive and may change over time.
  • Expect links out. Downloads and licenses live on the original creators' pages, not on this profile.
  • Do not assume free or open. The page shows no pricing signals for ZaneH's own tools, and "free*" wording on a liked asset signals conditions you need to read.
  • Do not treat it as documentation. The descriptions are one-liners; setup instructions for Piano Trainer or Metronome are not on the profile.

If your goal is to find a MIDI practice utility or a minimal metronome, start with the two published tools. If your goal is game assets, use the liked feed as a discovery list and verify each item at its source.