Title screen
The splash, rendered where the game draws it
16 characters — the splash doesn't wrap, so keep it short 1280×720 PNG
Vanilla splashes
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A sample of the lines that ship in splashes.txt. The game picks one at random every time the title screen loads.
About this tool
Real title-screen art, real font, 1280×720 export
Draws your line onto the Minecraft main menu at the angle and position the game uses — 30px Minecraft font, rotated 0.4 radians, yellow (#FEFE3F) over a black drop shadow. The download is the same 1280×720 PNG the Crafty API returns, sized for thumbnails and embeds.
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The rest of the set, for the parts of the screenshot this one doesn't touch
Frequently asked questions
splashes.txt, resource packs and the export size
What is Minecraft splash text? +
The yellow line that bounces beside the Minecraft logo on the main menu. The game picks one at random from splashes.txt in the client jar every time the title screen loads — lines like “Also try Terraria!” and “100% pure!”. It is drawn in the Minecraft font, tilted about 23 degrees, with a black drop shadow behind it.
How do I change the splash text in Minecraft? +
Splashes live in assets/minecraft/texts/splashes.txt inside the client jar, so changing them means shipping a resource pack that overrides that file — one splash per line. This generator makes the image of a splash, which is what you want for thumbnails, banners and jokes; the resource pack is what changes it in-game.
What size is the exported image? +
1280×720 — the same title-screen render the Crafty API returns, so it drops straight into a YouTube thumbnail or a Discord embed without rescaling.
Why does long text run off the screen? +
The splash is drawn as a single tilted line with no wrapping, exactly as the game draws it. Vanilla scales a long splash down to fit; this renderer keeps the font size fixed, so keep the line short if you want it fully inside the frame.
Last verified for Minecraft 26.2