Plan a Minecraft build here, then download it to paste in the game. Start with one of these, or just edit this dome.
Pick what to make, then choose a file from your phone.
Every colour is off. Tap the colours below, or a group, to put some back.
Tap a block to use it or not; the number is how many it needs. A green preset has all its blocks on: click it again to take them off.
A preset adds every colour that block comes in. Try All off, then Wool.
Tap a block to build that colour with it; tap it again to leave the colour out. ↓ falls, so it gets a block under it.
Click a step to go back to how the build was right after it. Greyed steps can be brought back until you make a new edit.
Drag along the edge of the shape, from the middle line outward. Each row is spun all the way around the middle line. Right-drag (or Erase) takes rows away.
Load a picture to trace over. It's only a guide: it never ends up in exports.
Tip: pair it with the Front, Side or Top view to trace without perspective.
If your phone won't let you pick a folder, zip it first. In the Files app, press and hold the folder and tap Compress, then load the .zip that makes.
Safari unzips downloads on its own. If yours turned into a folder, use Load a folder, or drop the zip or folder right here.
Any resource pack for 1.13 or later works too, and loading one after the game's file layers it on top.
Your files stay on this computer. They're read in your browser and never uploaded. Anything a pack doesn't cover keeps its plain colour.
Tap an axis to mirror everything you build, paint or erase across it. Tap it again to stop. Both at once gives four-way symmetry.
Stairs, slabs, walls and fences turn to face the new way.
How far each copy moves from the last, in blocks. 1 up and 1 across makes a staircase; 1 across both ways makes a diagonal.
The chosen levels light up orange. The slider is paused while this is open.