Image-To-Painting

Image-To-Painting lets you transform any image (from file or URL) into a fully rendered Minecraft painting using in-game maps. Whether you want to showcase pixel art, logos, or server sponsors, this plugin makes it simple, customizable, and lag-free.

See it in action before you try on my server: Play.SecureSector.org

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✨ Features​

Image Upload​ — Any valid online image URL​

Economy Support — Ability to add cost of maps and currency name.

Multi-Map Support — Automatically splits large images into multiple map tiles for perfect detail.​

Inventory Overflow Handling — If your inventory is full, maps are safely dropped at your feet.​

High Performance — Optimized rendering with minimal server impact.​

Simple Commands — Easy to learn and use, even for new players.​

Custom Map IDs — Keep your artwork organized and reusable.​

Permission Nodes — Full control over who can give, paste, and delete paintings.​

⚙️ Commands​

/itp

/itp list

/itp help

/itp place <id>

/itp delete <id>

/itp rebuild <id>

/itp give <id> <Full>

/itp give <id> <Width> <Height>

/itp render <URL/File> <Width> <Height> <Fit|Fill>

/itp frame <id> <North|East|South|West> <Width> <Height> <Distance>

/itp reload

⌨️ Permissions

imagetopainting.list

imagetopainting.place

imagetopainting.delete

imagetopainting.rebuild

imagetopainting.give

imagetopainting.render

imagetopainting.frame

imagetopainting.economy.bypass

️️🛠️ Config Options​

Enable/Disable price per map

Ability to change price of each map and currency name

Image type quality options including: dither - interpolation - multistep - sharpening

Customizable width and height maxes

🌎 Usage​

Server artwork displays

Minigame arenas

In-game advertisements

Custom maps & adventures

Museum builds

🖼️ Image How To:

First, Place Item Frame on surface

Next, Do /itp <URL> <Width> <Height>​ <Fit|Fill> (For this it would be /itp <URL> 1 1)

lastly, Place the map given to you in item frame