Game-style AI photo
Minecraft AI Photo turns one photo into the blocky look of a voxel building game: either you as a cube-headed character with a pixel-art face and your outfit in pixel colours, standing in a grassy cube world with cube trees and a square sun, or you as a blocky action figure in a plastic blister pack with a tiny pickaxe and accessories. A Minecraft AI photo generator for both looks.
Updated By the Vidlark teamWorks in Google Gemini · ChatGPT
Minecraft AI photo: you in a blocky cube world
1 photo · Nano Banana 2.1 · 40 credits
Minecraft is the block-building game where everything, people included, is made of cubes. The AI photo trend redraws you in that voxel style, cube head and pixel face, and a second version boxes you up as a toy, the way collectors’ figures are sold; people search it as minecraft action figure AI.
This page does both from one photo. The prompts keep your skin tone, hairstyle and hair colour in square pixels and your outfit in pixel colours, so the blocky you is still you, then place you in a sunny cube landscape or in a blister pack on a desk with a cube sword, a grass block and a cube pet.
One photo of you; the cube world or the toy package is in the prompt.
The prompts behind the two cards: copy one, or open it with your photo and press Generate.
Turn the person from the photo into a blocky voxel video-game character: a cube head with pixel-art face matching their skin tone, hairstyle and hair color in square pixels, a blocky body wearing their outfit in pixel colors, standing in a blocky grassy landscape with cube trees, a small cube house and a square sun. Clean 3D voxel render, bright daylight. Vertical 3:4. No text, no logos, no watermark.
Turn the person from the photo into a blocky voxel action figure in a plastic toy blister package: a cube head with pixel-art face matching their skin tone, hairstyle and hair color, a blocky body in their outfit's colors, holding a small pixel pickaxe, with tiny blocky accessories (a cube sword, a grass block, a cube pet) in the package beside them. Studio product photo of the boxed toy on a desk. Vertical 3:4. No text, no logos, no watermark.
At a glance
Copying a prompt is free. Making it here uses 40 credits for one Nano Banana 2.1 image at 1K, so the 100 credits you get when you sign up make 2. On monthly plans Starter pays 32 credits an image and Pro 20. Unlimited makes Nano Banana 2.1 images without using credits.
A clear photo of one adult, full body if you can, so the outfit colours make it onto the blocky body.
The prompt keeps your skin tone, hairstyle and hair colour as pixels and your outfit in pixel colours, so the cube version reads as you.
The second card boxes the blocky you as a toy in a plastic blister pack, with a pixel pickaxe and tiny accessories, photographed on a desk like a product shot.
No. Vidlark is not affiliated with or endorsed by Mojang or Microsoft. The name only says which trend this is; the pictures are drawn from our prompts.
Yes. Under your result, tap Animate it: the picture opens on image to video as the first frame, and you can make a short clip of it.
About one to two minutes for one picture. It is saved in My creations, so you can leave the page while it works.
Not to read or copy a prompt. To make it here, sign up for a free account: the card, the prompt and your photos are still there when you come back.
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