Pixel match
Map the source image to Minecraft colors using a perceptual palette instead of a muddy RGB average.
Upload a photo or pixel image, choose a grid size, and get a clean Minecraft block palette with the coordinate plan to place it row by row.
Convert any image into Minecraft block pixel art, high-definition blueprints, and materials shopping lists.
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What you get
The generator is designed around the moment after inspiration: choosing blocks, finding your place on the wall, and knowing what to gather.
Map the source image to Minecraft colors using a perceptual palette instead of a muddy RGB average.
Read every cell on a coordinate-marked blueprint so the build stays legible at 16×16, 32×32, or larger.
See exact block counts, inventory stacks, and the colors that matter before you start collecting.
The build path
Use a screenshot, logo, portrait, or your own pixel art. Paste directly from the clipboard if that is faster.
Pick a square preset or enter custom dimensions when your image needs a wider mural shape.
Download the coordinate blueprint, open the materials list, and keep the exact palette beside your build.
Questions before you build
High-contrast portraits, logos, icons, and existing pixel art usually translate best. Start at 32×32, then increase the canvas when the subject needs more detail.
Yes. Survival Safe mode favors common wool, concrete, terracotta, wood, and stone blocks so the material list stays practical for a normal world.
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