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Turn any image into Minecraft pixel art.
Wool or concrete palettes, a block-by-block build grid, and an exact material list — so you know it's 214 red concrete before you start mining, not after.
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Image to blocks in three decisions
Pick a size
Measured in blocks across. 64 reads well from a distance; 128 is a statement piece. Height follows your image's aspect ratio — watch the 320 build limit.
Concrete or wool
Concrete: purer colors, cleaner image, the pixel-art default. Wool: softer look, and shearable in survival. Toggle between them and watch the counts change.
Build from the grid
Download the gridded plan, put it on a second screen, and build row by row. The counts panel is your shopping — or mining — list.
Build notes
Survival players: the material counts are the whole point — 4,096 blocks of mixed concrete is a lot of gravel, sand, and dye, and it's better to know before you commit. Concrete powder needs water contact to harden; bring a bucket, not patience.
Creative or server builds: work from the top-left of the grid, lay the first row completely, and count out loud. Every experienced map-art builder has a story about discovering a one-block offset forty rows in.
Image choice: logos, emotes, and game sprites convert almost perfectly. Photos work best cropped tight with a plain background — and if a photo looks muddy in concrete, try it in wool; the softer palette can flatter skin tones.