Load your source image
Drop, upload, or paste an image. The file is processed locally in your browser for a fast first draft.
Convert your image to Minecraft blocks
Loading example blueprint.
Input Image
Block Blueprint Preview ()
Example image
64 blocks
Notes
Plan it. Build it. Share it.
Scale
1 block = 1 pixel
Details
Image converted to the selected palette
Each pixel maps to one block
Export the blueprint or block list
Drawn by
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Date05 / 20 / 2024
Not an official Minecraft product. Not approved by or associated with Mojang or Microsoft.
Try a build idea
Example Projects
Start from a sample, then replace it with your own picture when you are ready.
Image to blocks workflow
Convert Images to Minecraft Blocks
Use the first-screen workbench to turn a photo, logo, avatar, or map art idea into a block-by-block Minecraft build plan.
Match it to blocks
The converter samples the image into a Minecraft-style block palette and draws a visible square grid.
Plan the build
Use the block counts and percentages to estimate materials before you start placing rows in-game.
Build from the blueprint
How to Turn a Picture into Minecraft Blocks
Choose a clean image
High contrast pictures, logos, avatars, and simple landscapes convert better than noisy photos.
Pick the block size
Smaller grids are easier to build. Larger grids preserve more detail but need more materials.
Build row by row
Use the material list as your shopping list, then follow the grid from top-left to bottom-right.
Blueprint output
Export Your Minecraft Block Blueprint
Save the visual plan as a blueprint image, or download the material list as a CSV for sorting, sharing, and build prep.
Blueprint image
Export the converted grid as a PNG so you can keep the block layout open while building.
Material list
Download block names, coordinates, and palette data in a spreadsheet-friendly CSV file.
No account needed
The MVP stays lightweight: no login, no saved projects, and no server upload for your image.
Minecraft Image Converter with Material List
This tool converts an image into a Minecraft-style block blueprint, not just a generic pixel art preview. The preview shows a block grid, while the material list counts how many blocks of each color you need. Export the result as a PNG blueprint or a CSV block list for planning your build.
FAQ
Can I use it as a Minecraft pixel art converter?
Yes. The output is pixel art mapped to a block palette, with grid lines and material counts for building.
What image size works best?
Start around 48 to 80 blocks wide. Use larger sizes only when the original image needs more detail.
Is this official?
No. This is an independent fan-made utility and is not approved by or associated with Mojang or Microsoft.