Describe a room, hall, arena or spawn hub, or paste a screenshot or sketch. Cyrus designs it block by block, shows you a preview and gives you the build as a schematic.
The generator is not open to everyone yet. The example builds below are free to download.
Every one of these was generated by Cyrus and loads as it is. Click a theme page for tips and more.
A 56 x 26 x 44 keep hall: ornate pillar rows, side balconies, a raised throne dais, red carpet and three chandeliers.
Main blocks: stone bricks, cracked stone bricks, andesite, polished andesite, mossy stone bricks
Larger than 48 blocks: load the .nbt with /place template, not a structure block.
Polished deepslate walls, quartz pillars with gold caps, a checker floor and a red carpet up to the throne.
Main blocks: deepslate tiles, polished deepslate, polished blackstone, quartz pillar, smooth quartz
Larger than 48 blocks: load the .nbt with /place template, not a structure block.
A deepslate catacomb with sarcophagi in alcoves, soul fire, candles, bones and cobwebs.
Main blocks: deepslate bricks, cracked deepslate bricks, deepslate tiles, polished deepslate, cobbled deepslate
Larger than 48 blocks: load the .nbt with /place template, not a structure block.
A plain stone dungeon room in a cross shape: four arms, a central vault and torch light.
Main blocks: cobblestone, stone bricks, oak planks, polished andesite, stone
A 58 x 28 x 58 round boss arena: a lava moat, two bridges, a raised central platform and a pillar ring.
Main blocks: blackstone, basalt, polished blackstone bricks, cracked polished blackstone bricks, gilded blackstone
Larger than 48 blocks: load the .nbt with /place template, not a structure block.
A roofless ruined temple: broken mossy walls, tuff pillars, vines, leaves and water.
Main blocks: mossy stone bricks, cracked stone bricks, stone bricks, mossy cobblestone, vine
Larger than 48 blocks: load the .nbt with /place template, not a structure block.
Paste or drop up to three images: a screenshot, concept art or a sketch. Cyrus describes what it sees, then designs a build in that style. Images are checked, stripped of metadata and never stored. Image input needs a signed-in account.
A WorldEdit schematic (.schem, Sponge schematic version 3, for WorldEdit 7.3+ and FAWE) and a vanilla structure file (.nbt, for structure blocks and /place template). Both are made from the same build, block for block.
The example builds on these pages are free to download, no account needed. Generating your own build has a small free allowance (your first build with a free account is free too); after that each generation uses Cyrus tokens, and the generator shows the price before you start. Downloading a build you generated needs a free account.
Up to 64 blocks wide, 32 high and 64 long. For anything bigger, generate it as several rooms. A structure block only loads 48 x 48 x 48, so for larger builds use the .schem with WorldEdit or /place template.
Builds are saved with Minecraft 1.21.1 block data, so every 1.21.x server and WorldEdit load them (newer versions upgrade the data automatically).
