Picture to Minecraft Converter

Turn any picture into a Minecraft build plan: upload a photo, and get block-accurate pixel art plus the exact materials you need to build it in game.

Free · no signup · survival-friendly palettes · your picture stays on your device

From picture to placed blocks

  1. Upload the picture you want to recreate in Minecraft.
  2. Choose the width of the build in blocks — a 128-block-wide wall is a solid mural size — and keep “survival blocks only” on if you play without creative mode.
  3. Use the material list to gather resources and build layer by layer from the PNG — or skip the manual work and export a .schem / .litematic schematic to paste with WorldEdit.

Everything you get from one conversion

Prefer finer control over dithering and palettes? Use the pixel art generator, or follow the guide to building pictures in Minecraft for planning and placing tips.

FAQ

How do I convert a picture to Minecraft?
Upload the picture above, pick a width in blocks and your game version, and the converter maps every pixel to the closest Minecraft block. Download the result as a PNG plan, a material list, or a schematic you can paste in game.
What pictures work best in Minecraft?
High-contrast images with a clear subject convert best. Faces and detailed photos need at least 128 blocks of width; logos and cartoon art stay readable at 64. Busy backgrounds turn into noise at small sizes — crop to the subject first.
Can I build a converted picture in survival mode?
Yes — the survival filter limits the plan to obtainable blocks, and the material list tells you exactly how many stacks of each block to gather. For hands-free guidance, export a .litematic and place blocks over the ghost preview.
How long does converting a picture take?
Seconds. The conversion runs locally in your browser — no upload queue, no server processing. Changing settings re-renders the preview live.

From the guides