Create Your Own Painting

Turn your Minecraft world into an art gallery. Craft canvases, paint your own pixel art, save your creations, and display them in frames.

Features

- Paint directly on canvases
- Four canvas sizes:
  - 1×1 blocks: 16×16 pixels
  - 1×2 blocks: 16×32 pixels
  - 2×1 blocks: 32×16 pixels
  - 2×2 blocks: 32×32 pixels
- Brush and Eraser sizes from 1×1 to 5×5
- 32 quick color presets
- Over 16 million custom colors using the color picker or hex codes
- Eyedropper for copying colors from your artwork
- Eyedropper and Custom Color tools
- Name and collect paintings using Shears
- Craftable frames for displaying saved artwork
- Standard and Free Painting modes
- Mobile control guidance
- Built-in Painting Guide with recipes and instructions

Painting Modes

Standard Painting

Interact with a canvas to open the editor. Painting tools are temporarily added to your hotbar.

Choose a color, paint your artwork, and select Confirm to save it.

Free Painting

Enable Free Painting inside the Painting Guide settings. Craft the add-on's painting tools and paint while moving normally.

Changes save immediately without Confirm or Cancel.

Quick Start

1. Craft a canvas.
2. Place it on a solid wall.
3. Interact with it to start painting.
4. Choose a color and paint with the Brush.
5. Confirm your work.
6. Use Shears to name and collect your painting.
7. Place it on a wall or inside a matching frame.

Mobile Controls

For easier aiming, open:

Minecraft Settings → Touch → Control Mode → Joystick & aim crosshair

You can also enable Canvas Aim Marker inside the Painting Guide settings to see which pixels your tool will affect.

Painting Guide

Every player receives a Painting Guide. It includes:

- Quick-start instructions
- Painting controls
- Mobile controls
- Canvas sizes
- Frames and saved paintings
- Crafting recipes
- Settings
- Troubleshooting

If your guide is missing, craft one using a Book + Red Dye, or run:

/cyop:guidebook

Installation

1. Download and open the .mcaddon file.
2. Wait for Minecraft to import both packs.
3. Activate the Behavior Pack and Resource Pack in your world.
4. Enter the world and start crafting.

Requirements

- Minecraft Bedrock 1.26.30 or newer
- BP and RP pack must be enabled

Important

Activating a Behavior Pack disables achievements for that world. Consider making a backup before enabling the add-on.

Use Shears to collect unfinished artwork before breaking its canvas or supporting wall. Otherwise, the painted pixels will be lost.

Credits

Created by AdonisZK.

Minecraft is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. This project is not affiliated with or endorsed by Mojang Studios or Microsoft.