Java → Bedrock
How to Convert a Minecraft Java Resource Pack to Bedrock
If your goal is to get a Java server pack working for Bedrock players, you do not need to rebuild the pack by hand. Kafal is made for this job.
Why people use Kafal
Java and Bedrock resource packs are different enough that custom server packs can be painful to maintain twice. Kafal gives server owners one place to convert supported content without learning the conversion internals.
What Kafal is built for
Kafal focuses on real multiplayer server packs, not only simple vanilla texture swaps.
- custom 2D and 3D items
- custom blocks and crops
- armor and equippables
- animated resources
- fonts, glyphs and GUI assets
- supported Geyser custom-content output
Supported plugin ecosystems
Kafal includes dedicated support for popular custom-content setups such as Nexo, ItemsAdder, Oraxen, CraftEngine and EcoItems. ModelEngine and experimental HUD/nameplate workflows are also available.
The practical workflow
Keep the original pack complete, upload it, convert it with Kafal, then test the result on a Bedrock client before rolling it out to everyone.
- Keep a backup of the Java pack
- Use the full generated pack rather than random extracted files
- Test important custom items and screens in game
- Reconvert after major source-pack changes
Kafal Converter
Convert your Java pack with Kafal
Use the converter for supported Minecraft Java server packs and Bedrock/Geyser workflows.