Turn real-world locations into playable Minecraft worlds
AI-powered sprite sheet generator that creates game-ready pixel art from character descriptions
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Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free: one map generation up to 0.5 km² or 300 Credits plus one free AI texture generation with signup. One-time payments from $9.90 (up to 3.1 km²) to $39.90 (up to 40 km² Java). Credit packs: Plus $19.90 for 3,500 Credits, Pro $49.00 for 10,000 Credits, Studio $99.00 for 25,000 Credits. No subscrip
Free: limited daily generations, then starter credits on signup and daily check-ins. Starter: $16/month for 300 credits (~75 sprite sheets). Pro: $42/month for 800 credits (~200 sprite sheets). Credits Pack: $19.90 for 300 one-time credits (never expires).
Key features
Browser-based generation with no installation required
Java ZIP and Bedrock .mcworld export formats
Up to 40 km² for Java and 32 km² for Bedrock generation
AI texture generation tool
30-day download link expiry with backup capability
AI sprite sheet generation from character descriptions
12 built-in visual styles including pixel-art and illustrated options
4 camera perspectives: side view, top-down, isometric, and custom angles
Transparent PNG sprite sheets with 6, 8 or 12 frames
Multi-directional sprites up to 8 directions
Character reference for animation consistency
Export formats: PNG, GIF, ZIP frames, and JSON atlas
Commercial use license included on all plans
Browser-based with no software installation required
What makes it different
Real-world map data converted to playable Minecraft, not static screenshots
Browser-based service requiring no local software installation or command line
Independent open-source tool built on Arnis engine
Supports both Java and Bedrock Minecraft editions
Automatic refunds for failed generation attempts
From character idea to sprite sheet in minutes, no animation skills or pixel-art experience needed
Middle ground between expensive custom pixel artists and generic asset packs