Wall Murals
Convert a photo or illustration into a flat grid for walls, arenas, and spawn areas.
Create a Minecraft wall mural from any image. Choose a build size, preview the block grid, check the material count, and export the result for your world.
Create a MuralConvert a photo or illustration into a flat grid for walls, arenas, and spawn areas.
Test shapes and colors at Minecraft scale before committing to a public build.
Use the sorted material list to gather blocks and divide a large project among players.
A mural is a flat Minecraft build that recreates an image with blocks. Upload a logo, character, poster, photo, or pixel art reference, then set a practical grid size and palette. The editable preview lets you simplify noisy details and strengthen important edges before building.
| Size | Good starting point for | Maximum cells |
|---|---|---|
| 32 × 32 | Icons, small logos, and survival builds | 1,024 |
| 64 × 64 | Detailed wall art and server branding | 4,096 |
| 128 × 128 | Large showcase walls and 1:1 Vanilla Map Art | 16,384 |
.mcfunction or datapack, or save a WorldEdit or Litematica file for your Minecraft version.
Command Block pages work for quick tests. A .mcfunction is more convenient when you use a Java Edition datapack workflow. A WorldEdit .schem (or a legacy .schematic on Java 1.12 and older) is easier for large or repeated placement, and a Litematica .litematic shows a ghost guide if you build the mural by hand in survival.
Open the Amounts of Blocks result to see a sorted material list. Reduce the dimensions first, then restrict the palette or replace rare colors with blocks you already have. Concrete gives strong flat colors, wool is often easier to collect, and terracotta provides softer shades.
Try 32 × 32 for a small project (1,024 blocks) or 64 × 64 for more detail (4,096 blocks) before considering 128 × 128 (16,384 blocks).
Yes. Simple logos with bold lettering work best, and the editor can repair individual blocks after conversion.
Yes. Select the Survival palette and open the Amounts of Blocks list in the Convert drawer to see the exact block counts and stacks of 64 needed.
Command blocks or .mcfunction files suit singleplayer worlds without mods. WorldEdit .schematic files are best for server builders wanting fast placement and //undo protection.
Lower the width or height, use the Bucket tool to flood-fill complex gradient backgrounds with a single solid color, or use transparent PNGs to skip background blocks entirely.
Upload an image and refine it as a buildable block grid.
Open the Mural Generator