Mcgic Circle Generator review
Shapes up to 512 blocks wide with a click-through builder mode, world coordinates and four export formats.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Mcgic is a collection of browser tools for Minecraft creators, from an NBT editor to command generators, and its circle generator is the most feature-dense page in the set. It draws circles, ellipses and sphere slices from 1 to 512 blocks wide in outline, filled or thick-outline mode, with preset sizes of 16, 32, 64 and 128 and an inner-circle cutout for rings. A sphere is handled as a stack of slices: move the Y slider and the grid shows the layer to build next, which is also how domes are planned here.
Builder Mode is the standout. Click Enter Builder and the tool walks through every block with Next, Previous and Play buttons, or lets you tap blocks on the canvas to mark them as placed with a green tick, which keeps track of progress on a large survival build. Entering the world coordinates of the centre makes the JSON export list the real position of every block, and the same design exports as a PNG, an SVG vector or a .schem for WorldEdit or MCEdit. Five themes, block colours, grid styles and checker or ring patterns change the look, sessions auto-save in the browser, and phones get a tabbed layout with pinch zoom.
The 3D view is marked as a beta, so full spheres are still best understood slice by slice, and the sheer number of options can slow down someone who only needs a quick outline. Little is published about the team behind the site beyond a mission statement about browser tools for creators. Where it shines is the long survival project: real coordinates, a block-by-block checklist and a schematic export in one place make a very large ring manageable without a printed chart.
Mcgic Circle Generator pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Builder mode steps through every block and ticks each one off
- Exports PNG, SVG, JSON with world coordinates, or a .schem file
- Inner-circle cutout makes rings and hollow platforms in one pass
- Where it doesn't
- Spheres come as 2D slices; the 3D view is still labelled beta
- Little is published about the team behind the site
- The density of options slows down a quick one-off circle
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