Choose the picture
Crop your image first, set the grid size, and select the concrete colors you can gather.
MINECRAFT / YOUR NEXT PROJECT
Turn a photo into a concrete-block mural, then edit the chart and export world coordinates.
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PNG is a preview. PDF and CSV are manual build plans; JSON reopens this editor. No world or schematic import.
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MINECRAFT / FROM IDEA TO BUILD
Turn a photo into a concrete-block mural, then edit the chart and export world coordinates.
Crop your image first, set the grid size, and select the concrete colors you can gather.
Generate the match, then paint, fill or remove blocks. Check the mural at a small preview size.
Set the origin and orientation, then download numbered PDF panels and world-coordinate CSV.
Java Edition 1.21.1, using the sixteen concrete colors. These are solid, non-falling blocks. Resource packs, shaders and lighting can change how the mural looks.
No. This tool matches the average unlit concrete texture color. The map-art tool uses the separate in-game map palette and a 128×128 flat surface.
For a wall, the origin is the bottom-left block, right is +X and up is +Y, viewed while looking north. For a floor, the origin is the top-left block, right is +X and down is +Z.
This release exports manual build plans: PNG, PDF, materials CSV and placements CSV. JSON reopens the design here. It does not create a schematic, Litematic or world file.
When enabled, source alpha below 128 becomes an empty position. Otherwise the image is placed on the chosen matte color. Empty positions are excluded from material counts.
No. Editing, image conversion and file export happen in your browser. Save a JSON project before clearing browser data or changing devices.
Independent fan-made tool. Not an official Minecraft product. Not approved by or associated with Mojang or Microsoft.