Block Palette Designer
Turn two blocks into a smooth gradient, or one block into a matching palette. Colors are averaged from the default textures, so treat the result as a starting point and check it in your world's lighting.
Deepslate Tiles
minecraft:deepslate_tiles
Cyan Terracotta
minecraft:cyan_terracotta
Cobblestone
minecraft:cobblestone
Smooth Stone
minecraft:smooth_stone
Diorite
minecraft:diorite
Calcite
minecraft:calcite
How to use a block gradient
- Place the start block at the bottom or edge where the wall meets the ground.
- Blend each next block in over two or three rows, scattering a few blocks of the next color into the row before it.
- Finish with the end block at the top or the focal point you want the eye to reach.
- Paste the block list into the Wall Pattern Generator to preview a randomized mix.
Accuracy and editions
Colors are averages of each block's default texture, compared in a perceptual color space. Resource packs, shaders, biome tints and lighting change how blocks look in game. Block IDs use Java names; Bedrock uses the same names for these blocks in current versions, but a few older Bedrock commands still need data values.
Need a full build? Try the House Planner or the AI Build Generator.
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- Modern House Generator— Instant modern house blueprints
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Blueprints to build with this tool
- Cherry Blossom Cottage 13×13, beginner
- Desert Sandstone House 11×11, beginner
- Modern Villa 19×21, intermediate
- Coastal Lighthouse 11×11, intermediate

