my_pack.zip

pack.mcmeta
pack.png
assets/minecraft/textures/block/
grass_block_top.png16×192
grass_block_top.png.mcmeta

{ "animation": { "frametime": 2 } }

Minecraft: Java Edition · 1.19 to latest

Make Minecraft resource packs in your browser.

Q: How do I put the pack in my game?

Export the .zip, move it into the resourcepacks folder of your Minecraft directory, then turn it on in Options, Resource Packs.

Q: Can I edit a pack I already have?

Yes. Open any resource pack .zip or a MineTexture .mtproj project, or drop in a Blockbench .bbmodel to import a model.

Paint textures, animate them, build 3D models, swap sounds and rename anything. Then export a pack that drops straight into your game.

Open the editor Try it right here

Free
No account
Packs stay on your device

01 · Unfold

Every block is six 16×16 pictures.

Open a block up and it's just pixels. The editor opens any texture in the game by name, so you start from the real art, not a blank square.

02 · Recolour

Recolour it in one pass.

Shift a palette and the shading stays put, so grass still reads as grass. Turning diamonds into rubies works the same way.

03 · Paint

Then touch up every pixel.

Eighteen pixel-art tools, including shading with a hue shift, dither patterns and colour replace. Fold it back up and the 3D view repaints as you draw.

04 · Layer

Put new art on its own layer.

The crystals sit on a layer above the grass, so you can move, hide or blend them without touching a single pixel underneath.

05 · Animate

Animate it without drawing a single frame.

Auto Animate writes the frames for you. 62 effects, each seeded, so the same settings always make the same animation.

06 · Export

Export a pack that just loads.

One .zip with the right folders, the frame strip and its .mcmeta. Drop it in resourcepacks and switch it on.

Open the editor Try it yourself

Try it right here

Paint a block. Then bring it to life.

A pocket version of the editor: one 16×16 texture on every face, and the same Auto Animate effects the full editor uses. Your drawing is kept in this browser.

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Start from

Open PNG

Texture name

assets/minecraft/textures/block/stone.png

Build the whole pack in the editor

Auto Animate

Pick an effect to see it on your block.

The full editor

Everything a pack needs, in one tab.

Paint, preview on the real block model, add texture variation and check it on a wall, all before you export.

The MineTexture editor with a stone texture open: the 18 painting tools on the left, the pixel canvas in the middle, and the Block 3D panel on the right with per-face textures, three generated texture variants and a wall preview.

Inside the editor

Every panel knows what a resource pack is.

Paint

18 tools made for pixel art

Shade lightens with a slight hue shift, the dither brush lays 25, 50 and 75% patterns, and colour replace keeps the shading when a diamond tool becomes a ruby one.

Animate

Frames, timing and Auto Animate

Per-frame timing, interpolation and onion skin, played back at game speed. Or let Auto Animate write the frames from 62 effects.

The Block 3D panel with per-face textures, weighted texture variation and a wall preview of stone.

Blocks

Blocks as the game draws them

Give one face its own texture, add weighted variation so a wall isn't one tile repeated, and check it on a wall preview.

The 3D model editor with an iron sword built from boxes, move gizmo arrows, and the face and UV settings on the right.

3D models

Models from boxes

Build item and block models with move and resize gizmos, UVs and texture slots. Start from vanilla, extrude a flat texture, or import Blockbench.

Item Rules for iron_sword: switch texture by where it is shown, item name, wear, held key or custom model data, with two rules for inventory and first person.

Items

Items that change their look

A detailed sprite in the hand and a simple icon in the inventory. Switch by name, by wear, while a key is held, or with a CustomModelData number.

Sounds

Replace any game sound

Play the vanilla sounds, then upload or record your own. Trim and set the gain in the browser; it's saved as Ogg Vorbis, the only format the game plays.

Text

Rename anything

Items, blocks, mobs, menus and death messages, in any of the game's languages. Only the lines you change go into the pack.

The Rooms dialog: start a room to share the open pack, or join one with an 8-character code.

Together

Edit with friends in a room

Share an 8-character code and everyone edits the same pack, cursors and all. The pack travels directly between browsers.

Start

Start from anything

A new pack for any version, a pack you already have, a MineTexture project or a Blockbench model. It all stays saved in your browser.

62animation effects in Auto Animate

18pixel-art tools

3,964textures you can open in Minecraft 26.3

1,991sounds you can replace in 26.3

Why not just use an image editor?

Because a pack is more than PNGs.

A general image editor gets you the pixels. Everything around them is the part that usually goes wrong.

JobMineTextureGeneral image editor

Find the texture you want to changeSearch every texture by nameDig it out of the game jar

See it on the blockLive 3D view on the real modelLoad the game and look

Animate itFrame strip and .mcmeta written for youStack frames and write JSON by hand

Item variants and CustomModelDataRules you pick from a listHand-written model JSON

Custom soundsConverted to Ogg Vorbis on the spotA separate audio tool

Catch mistakes before the game doesProblem list before exportPurple-and-black squares in game

How it works

From empty folder to loaded pack.

1Pick a version
Choose the release you play. Your browser downloads that version's textures, models and sounds; nothing is bundled or re-hosted.
2Make your changes
Paint, animate, model, swap sounds, rename things. It autosaves in your browser as you go.
3Check it
Compare against vanilla and fix whatever the problem list finds, before the game rejects it.
4Export and play
Save the .zip into resourcepacks, then turn it on under Options, Resource Packs.

Questions

Good to know

Is MineTexture free?

Yes. It runs in your browser with no account, no install and no paid tier.

Which Minecraft versions does it support?

Java Edition, from 1.19 to the latest release. You pick a version when you create a pack and MineTexture loads that version's textures, models and sounds and writes the matching pack format.

Does it work with Bedrock Edition?

No. MineTexture writes Java Edition resource packs only. Bedrock uses a different pack format.

How do I put the pack in my game?

Export the .zip, move it into the resourcepacks folder of your Minecraft directory, then turn it on in Options, Resource Packs.

Can I edit a pack I already have?

Yes. Open any resource pack .zip or a MineTexture .mtproj project, or drop in a Blockbench .bbmodel to import a model.

Where are my packs stored?

In your browser's storage on your device. Nothing is uploaded unless you export it or share it in a room. MineTexture sends only anonymous usage counts, described on the privacy page.

Can I work on a pack with friends?

Yes. Start a room and share its 8-character code. Everyone in the room edits the same pack and sees each other's cursors; the pack travels directly between browsers. More about rooms.

Can it make animated textures and CustomModelData items?

Yes. Paint frames by hand or let Auto Animate generate them from 62 effects; the frame strip and its .mcmeta are written for you. Item rules switch an item's texture or model by where it is shown, its name, its wear, a held key or a custom model data number.

Ready when you are

Your pack is one tab away.

No download, no account. Pick a version and start painting.

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