Private local conversion
JPG, PNG, and WebP files are decoded and converted in your browser, not uploaded to CraftGrid.
Java 1.21.8 · Private local processing
Minecraft Image Converter
Turn a photo, logo, or drawing into editable Minecraft pixel art, then use exact materials, a row-by-row build guide, and verified Java structure downloads.
Upload an image to convert into Minecraft blocks
JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 15 MB. Processing stays in this browser.
Complete wall-art workflow
From image to a wall you can actually build
This Minecraft image converter maps each cell to an allowed block, keeps transparent pixels as empty space when requested, and uses one final grid for the preview, editor, material totals, construction guide, and downloads. Start with a tighter crop and 30–60 blocks wide, then increase width only when faces, lettering, or thin outlines need more detail.
Real Java block IDs
Choose wool, concrete, terracotta, survival-friendly presets, or individual supported blocks.
Correct every cell
Paint, erase, pick, fill, replace, undo, and redo before materials and files are generated.
Build from any corner
Use row runs, coordinates, exact stack counts, a labeled PNG, CSV, or text construction guide.
Useful Java outputs
Download PNG, Sponge v3 schem, single-region litematic, or safe batched vanilla mcfunction files.
Recover work locally
The latest project can be restored from this browser without placing image content in analytics.
Outputs and limits
Java wall art, with compatibility stated clearly
The converter builds a vertical, one-block-thick structure. Sponge v3 files are intended for compatible WorldEdit workflows, Litematic files use one ordinary-block region, and mcfunction files place registered blocks relative to the execution corner. Test a small result before importing a large build into an important world.
CraftGrid is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Mojang, Microsoft, WorldEdit, FAWE, or Litematica. Minecraft names identify compatibility. Preview texture marks are generated by CraftGrid, not copied game textures. Map Art, staircase elevation logic, and Bedrock-native structure formats are not included.
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Frequently asked questions
Which Minecraft version does this converter support?
The current block registry and structure exports target Java Edition 1.21.8. The page states that version explicitly instead of silently guessing compatibility.
Can I edit the generated Minecraft pixel art?
Yes. Open the editor to paint or erase blocks, pick a block from the wall, flood-fill connected cells, replace every use of one block, and undo or redo changes.
What files can I download?
You can download a pattern PNG, labeled build-guide PNG, material and guide CSV files, a text guide, Sponge v3 .schem, single-region .litematic, and batched .mcfunction files.
Does it create Minecraft map art?
No. This page creates a one-block-thick vertical wall. Map color mechanics, staircase map art, and Bedrock-native files are intentionally deferred.
Are the textures official Minecraft textures?
No. CraftGrid uses representative colors and small procedural marks for orientation. It does not redistribute Mojang texture assets.