Isometry

Take clean, high-resolution isometric renders of anything in Minecraft, straight from in-game. Blocks, items, entities, and whole regions of your world, all with a transparent background.

Built for making asset images: pack thumbnails, wiki art, item icons, build showcases.

What it renders

• Items: single items, or every item in a namespace, creative tab, or tag
• Blocks: any block state, with batch rendering for entire block sets
• Entities: including players, with NBT support
• World regions: select an area and render your build as an isometric scene
• Item atlases: grid overviews of many items in one image
• Tooltips: render item tooltips as images

Region Wand

Grab the Isometric Region Wand from the Tools tab. Right-click two corners to select a region and the render screen opens on that selection instantly. Corners can be placed mid-air, so you can frame a build from a distance. Sneak-click to clear.

Live preview and full control

A live preview shows exactly what your exported PNG will look like, updating as you adjust:

• Scale, rotation, slant, and light angle
• X/Y offsets and framing
• Isometric and dimetric presets
• Custom export resolution

Drag with the mouse to rotate and tilt, scroll to zoom.

Export options

• Transparent-background PNGs at the resolution you choose
• Copy straight to clipboard
• Batch export hundreds of items or blocks in one pass
• One-click "Open Folder" to grab your renders

Usage

Command: /isometry followed by a target: item, block, entity, player, area, tooltip, namespace, creative_tab, tag

Examples:

• /isometry namespace minecraft batch items renders every vanilla item
• /isometry block minecraft:oak_stairs

Region Wand: click two corners in the world to render an area.

Keybind: C for area select (configurable).

Requirements

• Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric)
• Fabric API
• oᴡo lib

Client-side only. Works in singleplayer and on any server.

Credits & License

Isometry is a fork of Isometric Renders by glisco, which stopped receiving updates after 1.21.4. This fork has been updated to Minecraft 26.2 and substantially modified.

"The goal with Isometry is to keep this mod up to date to the latest versions as well as slighly introduce a more understandable GUI to manage everything overtime instead of commands. This mod is pretty new so, it will take a bit to get it fully there, happy screenshotting!"

Released under the MIT License, in keeping with the original project.
Available in GitHub