Local image-to-block converter
Minecraft Image Converter to Blocks
Choose a local JPEG, static PNG, or static WebP, crop it, set a target width, and turn it into a Common Concrete 16 block approximation in your browser. Review the PNG reference and materials for manual building; no image is uploaded and no game file is made.
Runs in this browser
Your image is processed only in this browser. MapMC does not upload, store, or send the file or its pixels to a server.
Choose a local image
Supported input: JPEG, static PNG, or static WebP up to 20 MB, 20 MP, and 8,192 px on one edge.
JPEG, static PNG, or static WebP
Maximum file size: 20 MB
Maximum decoded image: 20 MP
Maximum image edge: 8,192 px
Large images are reduced to a 4,096 px working edge before you crop them.
Ready to start
Your block reference
Review the dimensions, palette, dither setting, and materials before you download. Change a setting, then update the preview before exporting again.
Minecraft Image Converter FAQ
Does MapMC upload my image?
No. The chosen image is decoded, cropped, and converted only in the current browser. MapMC does not upload, store, or send the file or its pixels to a server.
What file types and sizes does the converter accept?
Use a JPEG, static PNG, or static WebP up to 20 MB, 20 megapixels, and 8,192 pixels on one edge. HEIC, HEIF, SVG, GIF, APNG, animated WebP, and image URLs are outside this release.
Will the converter match every Minecraft texture exactly?
No. It maps colors to fixed representative concrete swatches for planning. Resource packs, shaders, lighting, and biome effects can change how the blocks look in a game.
Can I import the converted PNG into Minecraft?
No. The PNG and material list are manual build references only. They are not a world, schematic, litematic, NBT file, map item, map data file, or automatic import.