Pixel GPT

Instead of one general model, Pixel GPT organises dozens of specialised models into families — fast draft models for roughing out ideas, standard and pro models for everyday items, and premium lines for cleaner edges and richer palettes. The Model Explorer shows sample output for each one, so you can compare quality before spending credits.

The core modes emit 16x16 and 32x32 PNGs, exactly what vanilla Minecraft expects for items and blocks. Generating at the target size keeps pixel clusters crisp and readable, so files drop into a resource pack without a downscaling step.

Feed in a list of prompts and get one image per entry back as a ZIP download, with the prompt text stored alongside each file. Per-job limits scale with your plan, which is what makes producing a whole texture pack practical rather than painful.

Higher-tier plans accept a reference image so new sprites can match the outline, shading, and palette of an existing set. Presets cover recurring jobs like GUI panels, item variants, and prompt-based edits of a texture you already have.

Beyond textures, Deep Pixels ships a Config Generator that produces YAML configuration files for Minecraft server plugins from a web form, plus a chat tool that builds skill definitions for the MythicMobs plugin — handy for server teams who spend hours on configuration syntax.