What is MineVinyl?

MineVinyl is a free, browser-based tool that lets you replace the music on any Minecraft music disc with your own audio files. You pick the tracks, assign them to disc slots, and the tool builds a properly structured resource pack zip — the same format Minecraft expects — ready to drop into your game with no mods or server-side changes required.

It started as a weekend side project in 2023. I wanted to hear my own music coming out of a jukebox in my survival world, found the process of manually wrangling pack.mcmeta, folder paths, and OGG conversion surprisingly tedious, and figured other people probably felt the same way. MineVinyl is the tool I wished existed.

How does it work technically?

Everything runs inside your browser using WebAssembly. When you upload an audio file, it is converted to OGG Vorbis format entirely on your device using FFmpeg compiled to WASM. Your files are never sent to a server. Once conversion is complete, the tool assembles the resource pack zip client-side using JSZip and prompts your browser to download it. The back-end does nothing except serve the page.

MineVinyl automatically inserts the correct pack_format value in pack.mcmeta for your chosen Minecraft version, so the pack works without any manual editing. It also handles every music disc slot across all versions from 1.6 to the latest release.

Who built it?

I'm fordz0, a developer based in the UK. MineVinyl is a personal project I maintain in my spare time. If you find something broken or have a feature request, get in touch.