This logo was introduced in version 1.12.2 and while most versions of Minecraft uses the main design that was established since 2015, Java Edition kept using the original with the addition of the "Java Edition" subtitle. In 2017, the PC version of Minecraft was renamed as the Java Edition to separate it from Bedrock Edition, which was renamed from Pocket Edition to just Minecraft by the Better Together Update. This is the design that would later be used for the full release of the game ( v1.0.0) on Novemand also seen in merchandise and other media. The logo was slightly retouched in Beta 1.8, some of the reflections of the letters were a bit decreased. Mojang unveiled Minecraft's most well known logo in Beta 1.4, the previous design was replaced with a hand drawn stone-like lettering, in which the iconic face of the creeper was added to the "A".
An animation was also added where the stone blocks would fall to the wall forming the word "Minecraft" (this feature along with the logo was removed in Beta 1.4).
In Alpha 1.0.4, the texture of the blocks were changed from cobblestone to stone. It was later used in Infdev and early Alpha versions. It could be seen only at the menu screen against a wall made of dirt. Changes include that the logo was made brighter and a shadow was added to it. It was designed as the word "MINECRAFT" begin formed with cobblestone blocks.Īn updated version of the previous logo was first seen on the official website on and it would later be used in-game when the phase of Indev ( v0.31) started on December 23. The 1024x1024 didn't display and the splash screen defaulted to a smaller one I had at 384x384.Minecraft's first logo was originally showcased only at Notch's personal blog The Word of Notch. I think I will try having a 1024x1024 and removing the 512x512 next build.ĮDIT: I tried the 1024x1024 and confirmed there are only 2 layouts depending on the dp. I had the same problem with my PWA and tested removing the 192x192 image leaving the 512x512 and the splash screen icon was larger. Check the comments in the link above for some discussion on this - it remains an open issue. It seems that if there is an icon at 192x192 in the manifest.json that an icon at 512x512 will not be used.
(There is also a way that a non-provided icon is used, though it's unclear what that is.) You get the "small icon layout" if the icon you provide is 80 dp. TL DR: remove your 192x192 icon and your splash screen should default to the 512x512 icon.Ĭheck out this issue about auditing icon size on the Google Chrome Lighthouse issues which provides the following:
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