Your colors and textures never leave your device. The recolor, the live preview and the pack packaging all run here in your browser; this page makes no network requests with anything you create.
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Custom GlintThe enchant glint is the moving shimmer Minecraft draws over enchanted items and armor. This maker lets you recolor that shimmer to any color, a 2-color gradient or a rainbow sweep, or replace it entirely with your own texture. A live preview scrolls the glint over a sample item just like in game, and you download one Java resource pack. It all happens in your browser, so nothing uploads and there is no watermark.
The recolor keeps the original streak shape and shading. For each pixel it measures the brightness of the vanilla glint and multiplies your chosen color into it, so the highlights stay bright and the gaps stay dark. That is why a red, gold or blue glint still reads as a real Minecraft shimmer and not a flat color blob. The same technique drives the gradient and rainbow styles.
Each changed sheet goes to its exact path under assets/minecraft/textures/misc/ as enchanted_glint_item.png or enchanted_glint_armor.png, and the pack copies the vanilla .png.mcmeta beside each one so the in-game scroll animation keeps working with your colors.
Prefer your own art? Switch to Replace and upload any image. It is fitted to the vanilla 128 by 128 sheet, and because the glint blends additively in game, bright pixels in your texture glow while black pixels add nothing. A high-contrast streak or pattern works best.
You can target the item glint, the armor glint, or both with the toggles. The item glint covers enchanted tools, weapons, books and food; the armor glint covers enchanted armor worn on your body. Only the sheets you leave switched on are written into the pack.
This tool leads Java Edition. Bedrock draws the glint through a different shader pipeline, so a resource pack cannot swap it the same way and it is out of scope for this first version.
Choose Recolor to swap the shimmer color or Replace to upload your own glint texture, set whether it applies to items, armor or both, then build the pack. The download is a Java resource pack zip. Drop it in your resource pack folder, move it to the active column, and any enchanted item or worn enchanted armor shows your shimmer.
It measures the brightness of each pixel in the vanilla glint and multiplies your chosen color into it, so the bright streaks stay bright and the dark gaps stay dark. That preserves the streak shape and shading and only changes the hue, which is why a red or blue glint still looks like a real Minecraft shimmer instead of a flat color wash.
Yes. Solid color recolors the whole shimmer to one color. The 2-color gradient fades from a left color to a right color across the sheet. Rainbow sweeps the hue through the full spectrum along the scroll direction, so the streaks shimmer through every color as they move. The live preview animates whichever style you pick.
It composites your glint over a sample diamond sword and scrolls it diagonally the same way the game does, blending it additively so bright pixels glow and dark pixels stay invisible. It updates instantly as you change the color, gradient, rainbow or replacement texture, so you can dial in the look before you build.
This first version is Java Edition only. Java stores the shimmer as two texture files, enchanted_glint_item.png and enchanted_glint_armor.png, which the pack overrides directly, and it copies the vanilla .png.mcmeta beside each one so the scroll animation keeps working. Bedrock draws the glint through a different shader pipeline that a resource pack cannot swap the same way, so it is out of scope for now.
No. The recolor, the animated preview and the pack packaging all run in your browser on a canvas. The page makes no network requests with anything you create, so your colors and replacement textures never leave your device and there is no watermark.
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