Arnis Press Kit: Brand Assets, Logos & Screenshots

About Arnis

Arnis is a free and open-source desktop application (Windows, macOS, Linux) that converts real-world geographical data into playable Minecraft Java, Bedrock or Luanti worlds. It pulls building footprints, roads, vegetation and terrain elevation from OpenStreetMap and open elevation datasets, and renders them block by block, with no AI involved, just deterministic translation of real map data into Minecraft blocks. A paid browser-based variant called MapSmith is available for users on mobile or without a desktop installation.

LicenseApache-2.0, open source

PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux desktop, plus MapSmith web

EditionsMinecraft Java, Bedrock (.mcworld) and Luanti / Minetest

Data sourcesOpenStreetMap, ESA WorldCover, AWS Terrain Tiles

Repositorygithub.com/louis-e/arnis

MaintainerLouis Erbkamm (Germany)

Download Press Kit

Complete Arnis Press Kit

Logos, banner, screenshots of the desktop GUI and the MapSmith web GUI, in-game shots of famous landmarks (New York, Paris, Heidelberg, Taj Mahal, Grand Canyon, the Alps and more), plus two short gameplay-overview video clips.

Download ZIP (~265 MB) View on GitHub

22 files: images, logos and two short MP4 clips. All materials may be used in editorial coverage with attribution to Arnis (Louis Erbkamm). Tap any image below to enlarge or download it individually.

Brand Colors

Arnis uses a focused three-color palette: a single signal yellow against two warm-neutral dark tones. The yellow drives every accent on the site, in the GUI, and in promotional materials.

Arnis Yellow

#FECC44

Primary accent, CTAs, logo glyph.

Dark Charcoal

#333333

Surface tone for cards and panels.

Near Black

#1E1E1E

Backgrounds, deepest contrast layer.

Logos & Banner

Two logo variants are provided: the full Arnis wordmark with the yellow glyph, and a pure glyph-only mark for tight crops (favicons, app tiles, social avatars). The banner is the promotional graphic used across the site and social cards.

Arnis Logo

Glyph Only

Product Screenshots

The Arnis desktop GUI, the MapSmith browser-based interface, and a representative preview from the project's promotional materials.

Arnis Desktop GUI

MapSmith browser-based generator interface

MapSmith Web

Hero Preview

Wide aerial view of a generated Arnis world in Minecraft

Aerial Overview

Forested mountain terrain rendered in Minecraft via Arnis

Natural Terrain

In-Game Screenshots

Hand-picked outputs from Arnis. Every image below is press-quality and individually downloadable.

New York skyline rendered in Minecraft via Arnis (angle 1)

New York, USA

New York rendered in Minecraft via Arnis (angle 2)

New York, USA

New York rendered in Minecraft via Arnis (angle 3)

New York, USA

Paris with the Eiffel Tower rendered in Minecraft via Arnis (angle 1)

Paris, France

Paris rendered in Minecraft via Arnis (angle 2)

Paris, France

Paris rendered in Minecraft via Arnis (angle 3)

Paris, France

Heidelberg old town rendered in Minecraft via Arnis (angle 1)

Heidelberg, Germany

Heidelberg rendered in Minecraft via Arnis (angle 2)

Heidelberg, Germany

Heidelberg rendered in Minecraft via Arnis (angle 3)

Heidelberg, Germany

Taj Mahal rendered in Minecraft via Arnis

Taj Mahal, India

Grand Canyon terrain rendered in Minecraft via Arnis

Grand Canyon, USA

Alpine mountain terrain rendered in Minecraft via Arnis

The Alps

Video Clips

Two short MP4 clips are included in the press kit ZIP: a generation-process overview and a flyover of famous landmarks rendered with Arnis. Embedding the clips here would slow down the page, so they ship inside the downloadable ZIP only.

Press & Editorial Contact

For interviews, embargoed previews, larger video assets, or anything you can't find above, reach out directly:

Louis Erbkamm, Maintainer of Arnis & MapSmith
info@louisdev.de