Resource packs

Make and repair resource packs in the browser, from textures and fonts to the metadata that decides whether a pack loads.

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HUD Customizer & Font Pack Maker

Hide or resize HUD elements (hotbar, crosshair, XP bar) with a resource pack, and build custom font providers for in-game text.

Custom Content Pack Makers

Add custom music discs, paintings, totems, chat emojis, and armor stand skins as a ready resource pack zip — no vanilla files overwritten.

Resource Pack Recolor Tools

Recolor the sky, enchant glint, item/block textures, and mob skins with live canvas previews.

Resource Pack Reference Tools

Cheat-sheets for the resource pack folder structure, sound event remapping, and animated texture files.

MRPACK to ZIP Converter

Turn a Modrinth .mrpack into a normal ZIP for a launcher or server. Files are downloaded, hash-checked and packed locally in your browser.

Resource Pack Studio

Combine resource packs you've made and add quick texture overrides for any item, block, painting, or mob — then download one unified pack.

Resource Pack Zip Tools

Merge multiple resource packs into one, convert between Java and Bedrock formats, and combine packs with your own overrides.

Server Icon & API Tools

Convert any image into a server-icon.png and browse the newer server management JSON-RPC API.

Version Changelog & Splash Text Archive

Compare what changed between Minecraft versions, browse classic title-screen splash texts, and read about the real End Poem credits sequence.

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Recolouring the sky is six files — and all eight moon phases are one of them

A sky pack replaces sun.png, moon_phases.png, clouds.png, rain.png, snow.png and end_sky.png at exact sizes. The moon is a single 128×64 strip, not eight textures.

454 splash texts, 453 unique — and the one duplicate is "Déjà vu!"

Minecraft ships 454 splashes. Exactly one appears twice, and it is the joke you would pick. 407 end in an exclamation mark and the shortest is four characters.

Three resource-pack texture paths are flat. The mob one nests, and that is the least of it

Items, blocks and paintings live one file deep. Mobs live in a folder named after themselves — and for most mobs that folder holds several files, so a one-file override silently misses.

Converting .mrpack to a normal modpack zip — and why extractors fail

A .mrpack is a manifest, not an archive of mods. Unzipping it gives you a JSON file and no jars. Here is what is actually inside and what a converter has to do.

Replacing sounds with a resource pack: sounds.json and the .ogg requirement

Minecraft only plays Ogg Vorbis, and a sound event is not a file. Here is the mapping file, how to add a sound instead of replacing one, and why yours is silent.

Hiding and resizing HUD elements with a resource pack

The hotbar, crosshair and XP bar all live in one texture atlas. Here is how to make parts of it invisible, what cannot be moved, and the font trick for custom HUD text.