What is a block palette?

A small set of Minecraft blocks chosen to look good together in a build, usually a primary block plus a few secondaries, accents and detail blocks.

How do I pick blocks that go together?

Start from a color scheme with a light-to-dark spread, keep one dominant block, and add a contrasting accent. This tool does that for you and matches each color to a real block.

What blocks go with spruce or cherry wood?

Choose Spruce Planks or Cherry Planks in By block. Each generated palette keeps your chosen block and suggests secondary, accent and detail blocks. Open a palette to compare textures and copy the list.

Can I get more palettes?

Yes, the feed is endless. Keep scrolling or hit Load more and it generates new harmonious palettes, each named after a Minecraft thing.

Does it work for any version?

The blocks shown are common building blocks available in modern Minecraft. Older versions may not have a few of them, like copper or cherry wood.

Is the palette generator free?

Yes, it runs entirely in your browser with no sign-up.

Minecraft Block Palette Generator

Find blocks that go together. Choose a block or color, explore building palettes, then copy a block list for your next build.

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Try Spruce Planks, Cherry Planks or Deepslate Bricks. Open a palette to copy its block list.

About Minecraft Block Palette Generator

Find Minecraft blocks that go together with this free block palette generator. Choose a block you already want to use, such as Spruce Planks, or select a color. Open a palette to see its wall, secondary, accent and detail blocks, then copy the block list.

The featured palettes are hand-picked and named after Minecraft places like Cherry Grove, Ancient City and Bastion Remnant. Below them, the generator keeps producing new color-theory palettes forever, each named after a Minecraft thing.

Find a palette for a block you already have

Type a full block name in By block and choose a suggestion. Generated palettes include that block as the primary wall material; featured palettes are limited to those containing it. Spruce Planks suit warm wooden houses, Cherry Planks offer a pink starting point, and Deepslate Bricks give darker builds a base. Clear the filter to browse everything again.

Find blocks by color

Use By color to explore palettes in a color family. Generated palettes follow the selected hue with some variation and contrast, while featured palettes are matched by color distance. This is inspiration for a whole build, rather than an exact hex-to-block converter.

How the palettes are built

Each palette starts from a proper color scheme (analogous, complementary, triadic and so on) with a light-to-dark value spread for contrast. Every color is then matched to the closest-looking Minecraft block using perceptual color distance, and the blocks are assigned building roles so you know what to use for walls versus accents.

Using a palette in your build

Open a palette and you get the primary wall block, a secondary, an accent for the pops of color, and detail blocks for trim, stairs and slabs. Copy the block list and take it into your world. Mixing textures and keeping a clear primary is what makes a build read as intentional.

Endless, named palettes

Past the curated set the feed never runs out: it generates fresh harmonious palettes and names them after Minecraft things by their color and mood, so you can keep scrolling for inspiration.

Frequently asked questions

What is a block palette?: A small set of Minecraft blocks chosen to look good together in a build, usually a primary block plus a few secondaries, accents and detail blocks.
How do I pick blocks that go together?: Start from a color scheme with a light-to-dark spread, keep one dominant block, and add a contrasting accent. This tool does that for you and matches each color to a real block.
What blocks go with spruce or cherry wood?: Choose Spruce Planks or Cherry Planks in By block. Each generated palette keeps your chosen block and suggests secondary, accent and detail blocks. Open a palette to compare textures and copy the list.
Can I get more palettes?: Yes, the feed is endless. Keep scrolling or hit Load more and it generates new harmonious palettes, each named after a Minecraft thing.
Does it work for any version?: The blocks shown are common building blocks available in modern Minecraft. Older versions may not have a few of them, like copper or cherry wood.
Is the palette generator free?: Yes, it runs entirely in your browser with no sign-up.