ABOUT THE TOOL
Turn pictures into buildable Minecraft pixel art
Upload a photo, logo, sprite, or drawing and the converter reduces it to a practical block grid. Every output pixel is matched to a vanilla building block, producing both a visual blueprint and an exact shopping list for survival or creative builds.
Images are decoded and converted in your browser. The source file is not uploaded or stored, and replacing or closing the page removes it from the tool.
USING THE GENERATOR
How to convert an image to Minecraft blocks
- Choose an image.Bold shapes and clear contrast usually create the easiest builds.
- Set the size.The longest side controls the finished mural dimensions in blocks.
- Choose materials.Use all blocks, common survival materials, colorful blocks, or natural blocks.
- Adjust the conversion.Toggle color dithering, transparent pixels, and grid lines.
- Build the result.Download the blueprint and copy the material list before gathering blocks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are uploaded images sent to a server?
No. Image decoding and block matching happen in your browser, and the source image is not uploaded or stored by the tool.
What images make the best Minecraft pixel art?
Images with bold shapes, limited detail, and clear contrast usually produce the most readable and practical block builds.
Does the generator calculate materials?
Yes. After conversion it counts each matched block type so you can prepare an exact material list.
Can it export a schematic or Litematica file?
The current version exports a visual blueprint and material list, not a world, schematic, or Litematica file.
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