Tom’s TinyCraft

TinyCraft

Shrink down. Build big ideas at a tiny scale.

TinyCraft turns ordinary Minecraft blocks into miniature building spaces. Drink a Potion of Shrinking to become 1/16 of your normal size, then mine and place individual micro blocks to carve tunnels, build tiny homes, or create an entire city inside your base.

Each normal block contains a 16 × 16 × 16 micro grid—4,096 little pieces to work with. Move freely between blocks while shrunk, collect what you mine, and reuse it in your builds.

More than decoration

TinyCraft brings Minecraft gameplay down to miniature scale:

• Micro crafting and tools: Craft tiny items, use the right tools, and work with mining times and tool durability.
• Working redstone: Build miniature circuits, pistons, lamps, and automation that can interact with normal-sized redstone.
• Tiny storage and machines: Use micro chests, furnaces, hoppers, and more. Micro storage accepts micro items, with no nested micro containers.
• Flowing water and lava: Add miniature waterways, irrigation, and lava features.
• Crops and trees: Grow a tiny garden or build a miniature farm.
• Detailed building blocks: Place stairs, slabs, connecting fences, glass panes, wall torches, doors, and beds you can sleep in.

A smaller perspective

Shrinking changes more than your appearance. Movement, jumping, swimming, particles, and other interactions scale down with you. Ordinary terrain becomes an enormous landscape—and getting stepped on by a normal-sized mob can be deadly.

Splash mobs with a shrinking potion to make them tiny too. Capture supported shrunk mobs in bottles, display them as decorations, sneak-use a bottle to release its tiny occupant, or throw it to release the mob at full size.

Built for creative detail and tiny adventures

Carved terrain keeps its original exterior textures, so you can add fine detail to existing builds. Only edited blocks store micro-block data, and server administrators can configure storage limits, building limits, and ore-drop balance.

Build a dollhouse, hide a redstone workshop inside a wall, or explore Minecraft from beneath the grass.

Requires Minecraft Java 26.3, Fabric Loader, and Fabric API. Install TinyCraft on both the server and clients for multiplayer.