Minecraft Text Generator
Type your text and this Minecraft text generator makes it in chunky block letters two ways: a 3D blocky title you can turn, colour and download as a transparent PNG, GLB or STL, and a flat block-letter grid with the number of blocks to build it in the game. It uses our own pixel font and runs in your browser.
How to make Minecraft style text
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Type your text
Write up to three lines of 20 characters. Letters, numbers and common punctuation work; lowercase turns into capitals, as on most block titles.
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Style the 3D title
Pick a colour preset (stone, gold, diamond and more) or your own two colours, set the depth, turn and tilt, and drag the preview to find an angle you like.
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Download the logo
Save a 2048 by 1024 PNG with a transparent background, or a GLB or STL model of the same blocks for a 3D editor or a printer.
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Or build it in the game
Open Block letters to build. Choose a block, a letter size and spacing, then follow the numbered grid and the block count.
What the Minecraft text generator makes
One piece of text, four ways to use it.
| 3D title PNG | A 2048 by 1024 image with a transparent background, stone-grey gradient or another preset, a dark outline and a game-logo angle. Good for banners, thumbnails and server pages. |
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| GLB model | The same blocky title as a 3D model with colours baked into the surface, for a 3D editor, a web viewer or a game engine. |
| STL model | The letters as one mesh, 10 mm per block by default (you can change it), with the back flat for a 3D printer. |
| Block letters | A flat grid of one block type, with the block count, stacks and a numbered, zoomable guide. Letters are 5 blocks wide and 7 tall at the smallest size. |
| Characters | A to Z, 0 to 9 and . , ! ? - + : ' " / ( ) _ = & # *. Other characters become a question mark. |
| Limits | Up to 3 lines of 20 characters, so the mesh stays light enough for any phone. |
| Font | Our own 5 by 7 pixel font, drawn for this tool. It is not the game's font file and not an official font. |
A blocky 3D title for logos and banners
Most people who search for a Minecraft font generator want one of two things: a title that looks like a game logo, or letters they can build with blocks. The first tab is for the logo. Every letter is a stack of small cubes, with a stone-like gradient, a little grain on each block face and a dark outline behind it, seen from a slight angle with perspective, which is how most game titles are shown.
The colour presets change the gradient and the outline. Stone grey is the classic look; gold, diamond blue, redstone red, emerald green, obsidian purple and oak wood are quick alternatives. The two colour pickers set a custom top and bottom colour. Depth sets how many blocks thick the letters are, and Turn, Tilt and Perspective set the camera. You can also drag the preview.
The PNG is rendered at 2048 by 1024 with a transparent background, so you can place it on a thumbnail, a map banner, a server page or a video without cutting out the background. It is your own title made with an original pixel font, so check the licence of your use case if the title includes a trademarked name.
Block letters to build in the game
The second tab turns the same text into a flat grid for building. Pick the block the letters are made of, choose a size (each pixel of the font can become 1, 2 or 3 blocks per side) and a spacing. The tool shows the exact number of blocks you need, the width and height of the sign, and a numbered, zoomable grid with a row picker that lists any row as runs, like 5 x Stone Bricks, 3 x empty.
A smallest letter is 5 blocks wide and 7 tall, which is readable but small. Scale 2 makes 10 by 14 letters, good for a shop sign, and scale 3 makes 15 by 21 letters that read well from far away. Give the sign a wall of a contrasting block behind it, such as dark wool behind light stone, and the text pops.
The X/. text file shows the grid in plain text for a note or a chat message. The guide PNG has the same numbered grid, for a second screen or a printout.
Export the title as a 3D model
The GLB file carries the colours as vertex colours, so the title looks the same in a 3D viewer as it does here, and it opens in most 3D editors and engines. Only faces that can be seen are written, so the file stays small even for a deep title.
The STL is for printing. It has no colour, because STL files do not store it, and the back of the letters is flat so the title can lie on the bed with the front facing up. Each block is 10 mm by default; change the number to scale the whole title. A title of a few letters at 10 mm per block fits on a normal bed. Letters are joined where they touch, but thin joints can be fragile, so give the depth at least 3 blocks for a title you plan to hold.
If you want a different kind of model, such as a character or an object, use the text to 3D tool, or build blocky shapes with the other Minecraft generators.
Want a real 3D model instead of blocks?
Turn a short text prompt or a photo into a textured 3D model with AI, or bring a Minecraft skin into 3D. The block tools on this page stay free and run in your browser.
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