Use it like a .schematic file
+Import it into MCEdit and export as .schematic
+You can use it with programs like MCEdit and mods like Schematica/Litematica
+Make sure you're using MCEdit Unified
+Pick 1.13 - it'll work
+This setting will hide the map preview - this will remove the small lag every time you change settings or pick a block
+This will define how many maps you will create for your picture
+ Don't make your map too big though - instead split it up and generate multiple schematics
Change your map size or crop your image with an image editor
+This will make your map 3D. Doing so will give you 3 times the colors, but it'll also make the map a lot harder to build, as it is not flat
+This setting will give you more natural colors. Disabling this will make the website faster and give you slightly worse colors. It is recommended to always keep this enabled
+This will add grain to your image that will make it look a lot smoother. It is usually recommended to disable this for things like flat-colored artwork
+Here you can pick the block that will be put under either important blocks (eg carpets, sand, pressure plates) or all blocks. This block will also be used for the noobline, which cannot be disabled
+You can use presets to save and load block configurations. Pick your blocks and click "Save" to save them as a preset, pick a preset to load it and click "Delete" to delete the loaded preset
+Just wait it out - this website uses complex algorithms that take a long time to run. You can also disable the "render preview" option, but you won't see the preview
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