Free Minecraft circle, sphere and dome generator with exact block counts and blueprints
AI-powered Minecraft map builder that turns ideas into playable maps in minutes
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CA
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Freemium
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$20 per month for 500 credits (approximately 5 Ultra, 12 Detailed, or 33 Quick maps), or free account for browsing and downloading. Top-up packs: 100 credits for $5 or 300 credits for $12. Detail levels cost approximately 15 credits (Quick), 40 credits (Detailed), or 100 credits (Ultra).
Key features
Circle generator with adjustable diameter from 3 to 128 blocks
Live block count calculator showing total, visible and stack amounts
Hollow and solid fill modes with adjustable border thickness
Oval and ellipse generation with independent width and height
Sphere generator with layer-by-layer preview and material counts
Dome generator for half-sphere roofs and greenhouses
AI Build Generator to convert descriptions to 3D builds with downloadable mcfunction files
Center point highlighting to show exact build midpoint
Quick presets for common circle sizes (13, 17, 21, 31 blocks)
AI-powered map generation with text descriptions
Three detail levels: Quick, Detailed, and Ultra
Blockbench integration for model building
GeckoLib mob creation with animations
Standard schematic file export
Full commercial usage rights
Monthly credit allowance with optional top-ups
Private test server for map building
What makes it different
Works identically across Java, Bedrock and console editions with no installation or signup required
Live block counting updates instantly as you adjust diameter and settings
Downloadable PNG and SVG blueprints that double as printable charts
Automatically handles complex voxel circle math so users build pixel-perfect rings without manual counting
Includes step-by-step building guides and tutorials for circles, spheres, domes and larger projects
No mods to install or AI accounts to set up
AI can see and verify its work in real-time using Blockbench screenshots
Maps remain fully user-owned with commercial rights included
MC Shapes
Stonecut Studio