Image to Minecraft: Turn a Picture into a Build
Upload a screenshot, concept art or a photo of a building, or generate a Minecraft-style concept from a description. SchemForge reads the image and plans a block-by-block build you can preview in 3D and download.
How it works
FROM PICTURE TO PLACEABLE BUILD
- 01
Add a reference image
Upload a PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 8 MB, or describe what you want and generate a Minecraft-style concept image for 1 credit.
- 02
Generate the build
The planner reads the image together with any details you add and plans the build from its shape, colours and materials. One build costs 1 credit; your first build is free.
- 03
Inspect and place it
Rotate the result in 3D, then download .schem, .litematic or .mcfunction, or follow the layer-by-layer guide to build it by hand.
Best results
WHAT IMAGES WORK BEST
- One clear subject: a building, a statue, a creature or an object.
- A three-quarter or isometric view shows the shape better than a flat front view.
- A plain or simple background, so the subject stands out.
- Clear colours and materials, such as stone walls with a dark wooden roof.
- Add details in the text box: size, materials or the parts that matter most.
Image to Minecraft questions
- Can I turn a photo into a Minecraft build?
- Yes. Upload the photo and generate the build. Photos of buildings, statues, vehicles and objects work best; the result is a Minecraft build inspired by the photo rather than an exact copy.
- How much does it cost?
- Uploading an image is free. Generating a build costs 1 credit, and generating a concept image also costs 1 credit. Every account gets its first build free to preview.
- What can I download?
- Every unlocked build includes a .schem file for WorldEdit, a .litematic file for Litematica, a .mcfunction file for a data pack, a Bedrock .mcstructure file, and a layer-by-layer build guide with a material list.
- Does it work on Bedrock Edition?
- Yes. Download the .mcstructure file and load it with a structure block, or build the design by hand with the layer-by-layer guide.
- Is my image public?
- Your image is saved at a random link that is not listed anywhere, and is only used to plan your build. The gallery shows builds you choose to share, never the reference image.