CSS Sprites are a collection of images that are combined into a single file that an HTML document can access. These images are then called into use within the HTML code to be displayed on the website.
Instant Sprite is an in-browser CSS sprite generator I'm working on. It's really fast, but doesn't have quite as many features as some of the others. It currently only works in Firefox or Chrome, since it uses JavaScript FileReader and HTML Canvas to generate the sprites inside the web browser without uploads.
This will do 90% of the work for you: CSS Sprite Generator. You'll still need to edit the rules yourself, but the tool will give you the code fragments you need for the new CSS file.
There is now Sprite Me by Steve Souders. Just tries it out and it seems to work pretty well.
Here is the link http://spriteme.org/ and here is the blog post announcing it.
http://www.stevesouders.com/blog/2009/09/14/spriteme/
This looks promising :
http://csssprites.org/
Also i found this article which has some useful information, and even some reader comments worth reading.
Also apparently google web toolkit has something - so if you're using that it might be worth checking out.
Try this:
http://spritepad.wearekiss.com/
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