Snow icon PNG
The Snow icon exactly as it appears in Minecraft 26.3, as a transparent PNG. The original texture is 16×16 pixels, and here you can scale it up without it going blurry.
Sizes and quality
The Snow texture is 16×16 pixels in game. Here it scales by multiplying each pixel by a whole number, so at 1024 px every pixel is a perfect square and the edges stay sharp. No interpolation smudging the pixel art.
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Open in the icon editorSnow in Minecraft: layers, blocks and snowballs
A snow layer covers the ground in snowy biomes and builds up again when it snows. Up to eight layers stack in one block, and in Java falling snow forms a single layer unless you change the game rule that controls it. This page is its texture, which is the same as the snow block’s.
You need a shovel to get anything from it: in Java each layer gives one snowball, and Silk Touch collects the layer itself, or eight layers as a snow block. Any other tool gets nothing. A full snow block gives four snowballs, and three blocks in a row craft into layers.
It melts at light level 12 or higher, such as a nearby torch or lantern, and in Bedrock also in biomes where it does not snow. A snow block, on the other hand, does not melt from light.
Two snow blocks stacked with a carved pumpkin on top make a snow golem, which throws snowballs at monsters. The pumpkin has to go on last.
A snowy scene is a classic for Christmas or cold survival video thumbnails.
Sources: minecraft.wiki/Snow, minecraft.wiki/Snow Block
How to get Snow
Crafted on the crafting table in this shape:
Mined with a shovel. Mining it drops Snowball, snow block.
Recipe and drops taken from the Minecraft 26.3 data pack.
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