5–15 blocks
Wells, compact towers, tree bases and decorative circular details.
Quick reference
Minecraft Circle Chart
Common Minecraft circle templates with block counts and one-click links to the interactive generator.
01 / Circle presets
| Preview | Size | Outline blocks | Filled blocks | Open blueprint |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5×5 | 12 | 21 | Open 5×5 → | |
| 7×7 | 16 | 37 | Open 7×7 → | |
| 9×9 | 32 | 69 | Open 9×9 → | |
| 11×11 | 28 | 97 | Open 11×11 → | |
| 15×15 | 40 | 177 | Open 15×15 → | |
| 21×21 | 56 | 349 | Open 21×21 → | |
| 31×31 | 84 | 749 | Open 31×31 → | |
| 41×41 | 112 | 1313 | Open 41×41 → | |
| 51×51 | 168 | 2053 | Open 51×51 → | |
| 64×64 | 204 | 3228 | Open 64×64 → | |
| 75×75 | 224 | 4421 | Open 75×75 → | |
| 100×100 | 304 | 7860 | Open 100×100 → |
02 / Choose a scale
Which circle size should you use?
Think in terms of footprint first, then use the exact blueprint when you are ready to place blocks.
21–41 blocks
Towers, rooms, arenas, observatories and dome foundations.
51–100 blocks
Large builds where guided segments eliminate costly recounting.
How to read a Minecraft circle chart
Every chart size is the outside width of the circle in blocks. Odd sizes have one center block; even sizes are centered between four blocks. The outline count is the number of blocks in a one-block-thick boundary, while the filled count includes the entire disk.
Need a different size?
The chart is a shortcut, not a limit. The Minecraft Circle Generator supports custom diameters and produces exact row and segment instructions for the size you need.