Soft Pastel
Gentle, low-saturation tones that keep daytime scenes calm and easy on the eyes.
Explore · Texture library
Texture Packs for iPhone and iPad
Texture packs change how blocks, items and the UI look in Minecraft Bedrock Edition — same worlds, completely different mood. This library collects packs you can preview and install on iPhone and iPad through JoyTellect Addon Hub.
Minecraft Bedrock Edition
iPhone · iPad
iOS only
Texture library at a glance
- Content type
- Texture / resource packs
- Works with
- Minecraft Bedrock Edition
- Platform
- iPhone and iPad via Addon Hub
- Android
- Not applicable for this library
- Last checked
- August 13, 2026
Last checked against the live store listing on August 13, 2026.
Gallery
Featured packs
Six styles from the library, from soft and cozy to bold and neon.
Deep Cavern
A darker stone-and-ore palette for moodier mining sessions and cave builds.
Golden Hour
Warm sunset hues across blocks and UI accents — built for scenic survival worlds.
Arctic Light
Cool ice tones and bright snow with a clean, airy interface tint.
Neon City
High-contrast accents made for modern city builds and redstone showcases.
Clay World
A soft terracotta look that makes every build feel handmade and warm.
Terminology
Texture packs vs resource packs
The two names describe the same idea at different ages. "Texture pack" is the older, more familiar term for a set of images that reskins blocks and items. Bedrock Edition today officially uses resource packs — a broader format that can change textures plus sounds, UI elements and other visual assets. Every pack in this library is packaged as a Bedrock resource pack, so it installs the official way; we say "texture pack" on this page because that is what most players call them. Neither kind changes gameplay rules — for behavior changes, look at add-ons instead.
Install
How installation works on iOS
Packs from Addon Hub install through Minecraft's own import flow — no file juggling. The short version:
- Pick a pack in Addon Hub Preview how blocks and UI will look before you commit.
- Export to Minecraft Addon Hub hands the pack to the game, which imports it automatically.
- Activate it in your world Turn the pack on in world settings under Resource Packs — per world, so your other worlds stay untouched.
Licensing & sources
Where these previews come from
The swatches on this page are original JoyTellect artwork — they are not screenshots of any existing pack. Each published pack carries its creator name and license information, so you always know who made it and how it may be used.
Related guides
Step-by-step help
How to Install Texture Packs on iPhone and iPad
The full walkthrough for packs from this library — import, activate, troubleshoot.
How to Install Add-Ons on iPhone and iPad
Import add-ons into Minecraft Bedrock on iOS, step by step.
How to Make a Skin for Minecraft on Mobile
Complete the look — design a custom character skin to match your new textures.
Browse packs in Addon Hub
JoyTellect Addon Hub brings this library to your iPhone or iPad with previews and guided import into Minecraft Bedrock. Free to download with optional in-app purchases.
FAQ
Common questions about texture packs
Do texture packs work in Minecraft Bedrock on iPhone and iPad?
Yes. Bedrock Edition on iOS supports resource packs natively — you import a pack, then activate it per world in the Resource Packs settings. Addon Hub packages every pack in this library in that official format, and the install guide walks through the whole flow.
What is the difference between a texture pack and a resource pack?
"Resource pack" is the official Bedrock term; "texture pack" is the older name most players still use. A resource pack can change textures plus sounds and UI, while a texture pack in the classic sense only reskins blocks and items. Everything here installs as a standard Bedrock resource pack.
Why is there no Android version of this library?
This library is delivered through JoyTellect Addon Hub, which is currently an iOS-only app — there is no Android version. Android players can still create and import custom skins with JoyTellect Skin Maker, which runs on Android as well as iPhone and iPad.
Can I remove a pack after installing it?
Yes, and nothing about your world is lost. Packs are purely visual: deactivate one in the world's Resource Packs settings to go back to the default look, or delete it entirely from Minecraft's global storage settings. Your builds, items and progress stay exactly as they were.