The Minecraft logo fonts
The letters are the same 3D models the Minecraft Title Generator Blockbench plugin uses: Minecraft Ten, the logo font, plus Five, Seven, Dungeons and more. Every letter has its depth, its edges and its dark border.
The Minecraft logo with your own text, in real 3D. Pick the font, the texture and the camera angle, then download a transparent PNG or a video.
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The video runs 3.9 s with the chosen animation, and MOV keeps the transparency, ready for Premiere or After Effects.
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Fonts and textures from the Minecraft Title Generator Blockbench plugin, by Ewan Howell and contributors.
The letters are the same 3D models the Minecraft Title Generator Blockbench plugin uses: Minecraft Ten, the logo font, plus Five, Seven, Dungeons and more. Every letter has its depth, its edges and its dark border.
Over a hundred hand-painted logo textures (cracked stone, gold, wood, ice…), any block in the game tiled across the letters, or a colour gradient with darkened edges.
Entrance, movement while on screen and exit, letter by letter: they drop, pop, flip or spin without touching After Effects. Download the transparent PNG for a thumbnail or the MOV with alpha for the edit.
Type the text, pick the font and texture and place the camera. The tool builds each letter in 3D and renders it in your browser; no Blender or Blockbench needed.
Yes: Minecraft Ten is the logo font, with the same models and textures as the Minecraft Title Generator Blockbench plugin. Type a capital A to get the A with the creeper face; a lowercase a gives the plain one.
Yes. Everything that is not the title comes out transparent, so it drops straight onto a thumbnail or footage with nothing to cut out.
Yes. Pick an entrance, a movement while it is on screen and an exit (drop, pop, flip, spin, wave…) and the letters animate one after another. The MOV keeps its transparency, so it drops straight into Premiere or After Effects over your footage with nothing to cut out. MP4 comes on a chroma, black or white background.
They are dropped (é becomes e, ñ becomes n): the logo fonts only include unaccented letters, numbers and symbols. Anything the font lacks is skipped.