About this tool
A Minecraft server icon must be a PNG of exactly 64 × 64 pixels named server-icon.png in the root of the server directory; anything else is ignored and players see the default grass block. This tool resizes any image to that size, keeps transparency, and names the file correctly, so the only step left is copying it next to server.properties and restarting.
Crisp scaling keeps pixel art blocky; smooth scaling suits logos and photos. Works for vanilla, Paper, Spigot, Fabric, and Forge servers, and for Bedrock servers the same 64 × 64 PNG is used in the server list.
How to use it
- Drop any image (a logo, a screenshot, pixel art).
- Choose fill to crop it square or fit to pad it, and crisp scaling for pixel art.
- Download server-icon.png and put it in the server folder next to server.properties, then restart the server.
Questions
Where does server-icon.png go?
In the same folder as server.properties and the world folder. Restart the server (or reload the server list) and the icon appears in the multiplayer menu.
Can it be animated or larger?
No. Java Edition only reads a static 64 × 64 PNG; larger or animated files are rejected.
Is it free, are files uploaded, which browsers work: the general questions are answered once for the whole site.