Stone icon PNG
The Stone 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 Stone 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 editorStone in Minecraft: where it is and how to get it
Stone is the most common block in the Overworld: it makes up almost everything underground above Y=0, plus the mountains. From Y=8 down it starts mixing with deepslate, and below Y=0 deepslate replaces it completely. Each chunk holds roughly 11,520 stone blocks.
Mine it with any pickaxe and it drops cobblestone, not stone; to take stone as it is you need Silk Touch, or smelt the cobblestone in a furnace. Without a pickaxe it drops nothing. It also forms on its own when lava flows over water.
Stone crafts stone bricks, smooth stone, repeaters and comparators, and the stonecutter makes stairs, slabs and other blocks more cheaply. Silverfish can hide inside a stone block and turn it into an infested block, which breaks oddly and releases them.
In trial chambers, stone with cobwebs next to a trial spawner means it spawns spiders or cave spiders.
This page is the stone texture, 16 × 16 pixels, as a transparent PNG.
Sources: minecraft.wiki/Stone
How to get Stone
Obtained by smelting:
- Cobblestone
Mined with a pickaxe. Mining it drops Cobblestone.
Recipe and drops taken from the Minecraft 26.3 data pack.
What you make with Stone
It goes in as an ingredient in these recipes.
- Chiseled Stone Bricks
- Cobblestone
- Redstone Comparator
- Redstone Repeater
- Smooth Stone
- Stone Bricks
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