minecraft gradient blocks
The tool opens in Gradient mode, from white to black concrete in 7 blocks. The ends are the blocks you chose; in between, each step is the block closest to the ideal point on the line between the two colors.
Every step sits within 0.020 of the ideal point.
Clay replaces the glazed terracotta.
A warm gradient made of natural oranges.
The second step is cyan, at 0.085.
Start with a base block and ask for similar ones: blocks with a close average color (a good rule of thumb is a distance below 0.03 in OKLab) make a cohesive palette. Then add an opposite-color accent with Complementary mode. Use 3 to 5 blocks and prefer textures with similar noise.
From 3 to 12. With few blocks the step is obvious; with many, the difference between neighbors shrinks, but every extra block is one more material to gather. For a tall wall, 5 to 7 is usually a good balance.
Yes: the picker accepts all 336 blocks, even those the filters hide. The blocks in the middle, however, only come from the families turned on in the filters, which by default leave out ores, functional blocks and live coral.
Each step excludes already chosen blocks, so the gradient does not repeat a block when two neighboring points land near the same one. If candidates run out, the step is left empty instead of repeating one.
Similar blocks
Stone Bricks
#7c7c7csoft texturestart
Stone
#7e7e7esoft textureΔ 0.007
Chiseled Stone Bricks
#7a797amedium textureΔ 0.009
Pale Oak Log
#847b7abusy textureΔ 0.012
Dead Brain Coral Block
#7f7874medium textureΔ 0.014
Dead Tube Coral Block
#857d7amedium textureΔ 0.014
The percentages are our suggestion of how much of each block to use (the 60/30/10 rule), not a game rule.
Average colors of Minecraft Java Edition 26.1 textures. In OKLab, a Δ below 0.02 is barely noticeable.
Not an official Minecraft product. Not approved by or associated with Mojang or Microsoft. Block icons are from the game and shown here for reference only.