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Colorify 7 is an open-source tool for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition that converts images and three-dimensional models into in-game content. It supports particle art, pixel art, and object voxelisation, and can export the results as mcfunction, mcstructure, or mcaddon files, or stream them directly into a running game session through a local WebSocket server.
The application is built with Tauri 2 and React, and is available on Windows and Android.
Converts an image into an in-game particle display. Colours are either matched against a configurable set of particle mappings or emitted as per-pixel coloured particles (the latter requires Minecraft 1.20.80 or later and is bundled as a resource pack automatically). The result can be packaged as an .mcaddon file or streamed to the game over WebSocket.
Flattens an image into a block layout on a single plane, or as stepped staircase art. Supports configurable colour-distance metrics, ordered dithering, palette restrictions (carpet-only, wool-only), and exclusions for glass, sand, and powder blocks. Exports as mcfunction or .mcstructure files.
Voxelises OBJ, GLB, and GLTF models into solid or hollow Minecraft builds. The pipeline relies on a custom BVH-accelerated ray-casting voxeliser with configurable resolution, rotation, dithering, and multisample colouring. Exports as .mcstructure files.
Runs a local WebSocket server that pushes generated block commands to a connected Bedrock client in real time, allowing the build to be observed as it is placed. The server reports task progress and forwards game messages back into the application.
| Platform | Status |
|---|---|
| Windows | Supported |
| Android | Supported |
- Node.js 20 or later
- pnpm
- Rust (stable toolchain)
- Platform prerequisites for Tauri 2 — on Windows, the Microsoft Visual C++ Build Tools and the WebView2 runtime
pnpm install
pnpm tauri devpnpm build # compile the frontend (TypeScript + Vite)
pnpm tauri build # produce the platform bundle- Choose a mode: Particle Art, Pixel Art, Obj to Voxel, or WebSocket.
- Load an image or a 3D model.
- Adjust the generation parameters (resolution, rotation, palette, dithering, and so on).
- Export the result as files, or send it to the game through the WebSocket server.
To stream into the game:
- Enable "Enable WebSocket" and disable "WebSocket Requires Encryption" in the Minecraft settings.
- On Windows, enable the UWP loopback exemption first so that the game can reach a local server.
- Connect with
/connect 127.0.0.1:<port>.
| "Hornet - Hollow Knight - Handpainted" by TonXx | |
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| "Broken Steampunk Clock" by VassKacsoHunor | |
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| "Fast-food" by Korneev Nikita Kirillovich | |
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| "Frank" by misterdevious | |
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- SlopeCraft — map pixel art generator for Minecraft; source of inspiration for the pixel-art pipeline.
- ObjToSchematic — voxelisation algorithm and block assets (BSD-3-Clause, (c) Lucas Dower 2021).
- Minecraft block textures (c) Mojang Studios, used in accordance with the Minecraft Brand Guidelines.
- All testers and contributors listed in the application's About page.
Colorify 7 is an unofficial fan project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Mojang Studios or Microsoft.
This project is licensed under a custom permissive license for non-commercial use only. The full text is provided in the LICENSE file.
In short: you may freely use, copy, modify, and distribute the software for any non-commercial purpose. Commercial use is not permitted.
Third-party components included in this repository remain under their respective licenses; see THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.