Minecraft wool pixel art generator

About wool pixel art

Wool has the softest, most saturated colors of the three dye-able block families. It is ideal for cartoon characters, game sprites, logos and flags — anything with flat areas of bright color. Because every wool color comes from one white wool plus one dye, a single sheep farm and a few flower or cactus farms can supply an entire build.

The downside is fire: wool is flammable, so keep lava, lightning rods and fire charges away from big wool walls, and avoid wool for map art next to the Nether roof. In multiplayer, wool is also easy for griefers to break by hand. For permanent builds, consider concrete; for survival speed, wool is hard to beat.

Shears break wool instantly, which makes fixing mistakes painless. Build bottom-up with the row guide below and keep a stack of every color in your hotbar rotation.

Recommended settings

• Use dithering "None" for sprites and logos; Floyd–Steinberg for photos
• 64 × 64 is a good first build — 4,096 blocks
• Shears break wool instantly for quick fixes

The 16 blocks in this palette

Swatches are the flat average colors the generator uses for matching — approximations of how each block reads from a distance, not game textures.

• White Woolwhite_wool
• Orange Woolorange_wool
• Magenta Woolmagenta_wool
• Light Blue Woollight_blue_wool
• Yellow Woolyellow_wool
• Lime Woollime_wool
• Pink Woolpink_wool
• Gray Woolgray_wool
• Light Gray Woollight_gray_wool
• Cyan Woolcyan_wool
• Purple Woolpurple_wool
• Blue Woolblue_wool
• Brown Woolbrown_wool
• Green Woolgreen_wool
• Red Woolred_wool
• Black Woolblack_wool

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