Miniature Shader applies a tilt-shift depth-of-field effect that makes everything look like a hand-built model set. Barely any performance cost and endlessly fun for screenshots and cinematics.

How to install Miniature Shader

1. 1Install a shader loader for Minecraft 1.7 – 26.2 — Iris (pairs with Sodium) or OptiFine.Miniature Shader is a shaderpack, so it needs a loader to run.
2. 2Download the Miniature Shader .zip from the button above — keep it zipped. It is mirrored on MineSpecs, so there is no ad-gate or redirect.
3. 3Drop the .zip into your .minecraft/shaderpacks folder (%appdata%\.minecraft\shaderpacks on Windows, ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/shaderpacks on macOS).
4. 4Launch the game, open Options → Video Settings → Shaders, and select Miniature Shader.

Performance & what to expect

Miniature Shader is rated potato performance impact. It is the lightest tier we host — it runs on integrated graphics and older laptops. It renders reflections and shadows. The look is vanilla like.

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Miniature Shader is created by ukrech and mirrored here under its MIT licence. MineSpecs is an unofficial fan project and is not affiliated with ukrech, Mojang Studios or Microsoft.