Minecraft, one of the best survival sandbox games out there, has some of the best availability on different platforms. Most mobile devices, tablets, and consoles have a version of the game, known as Bedrock Edition. The way this version works is different from the Java Edition, as it has some limitations.

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Bedrock has been said to provide a smoother Minecraft experience compared to Java, but where it's definitely lacking is in modded content. Thankfully, there are a few cool things even those playing on Bedrock can add to give their game more color, including texture packs. Here, you can find some of the best Minecraft Bedrock texture packs out there.

Updated April 6, 2023 by Jacqueline Zalace: We've removed a few texture packs that are no longer available in Bedrock Minecraft, as well as added a few more options to choose from. Now, you can find tons of possible texture packs to download, with many being free.

17 Modern Textures HD

Traditionally, Minecraft has had a pretty natural, almost medieval look. It's difficult to place Minecraft into any set period, due to features like redstone and magical swords. That doesn't mean that modern looks aren't an option, though.

The Modern Textures HD by Imagiverse does this brilliantly, by not only giving the game a high-definition and realistic look, but by also changing the way blocks appear. It's great for builders wanting to make modern builds.

16 Pure BDCraft

There's no denying that Minecraft has a vibrant, almost cartoonish look. That being said, there are a few Minecraft Bedrock texture packs that emphasize this playful side of the game even more by truly bringing cartoon and comic books into the game.

BDCraft's Pure BDCraft texture pack turns every block and mob in the game into something right out of the pages of a comic book. This is a great Bedrock texture pack for those who want immersive mobs with personality in their appearance.

15 HorrorCraft

This Minecraft Bedrock texture pack by GoE-Craft brings autumn and all of its horrors straight to the doorstep of the player. This year, Halloween can be every day.

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Every single block and mob has been tailored to fit a terrifying horror theme, guaranteed to turn a peaceful game into a frightening experience. Not just that, the textures are pretty detailed, and even mundane things like plants will have their own little special touch to truly deliver the horror experience.

14 John Smith Legacy

The John Smith Legacy texture pack has a lovely backstory, on top of being beautiful. When it was originally created, it was beloved by fans, but the original creator stopped updating it. Now, it's kept active by a group of community members.

The most important part, however, is how good it looks. This texture pack provides a real medieval look to your creations that will be appreciated by new and experienced players alike.

13 Epic Adventures

This texture pack was released back in 2017, but no need to fear! It's still being updated to this day. The creator describes it as a "work in progress," but it's already pretty impressive.

The style is realistic, making for quite an immersive experience. For example, in the image above, you can see the End. Rather than a flat sky, you can see glowing bits that make the biome feel larger than life. Some people may prefer cartoonish or artistic styles rather than realistic, but you should definitely still give this a try.

12 KingdomCraft

This is another texture pack brought to us by GoE-Craft. Rather than focusing on building, this Minecraft Bedrock texture pack by GoE-Craft is great for players who want to play an adventure map or create their own RPG within the game.

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Every mob has a brand-new look that fits a medieval fantasy realm, and blocks have been upgraded as well, making the building of huge castles and other medieval structures in survival much easier.

11 Kawaii World

Pink and adorable is the name of the game when it comes to MaRiieCx's Kawaii World Minecraft Bedrock texture pack. Everything one could imagine changing really does change in this texture pack, from wood planks suddenly having a pink tinge to even hostile mobs suddenly possessing a cute, innocent appearance.

The UI also changes significantly with this texture pack, so don't be surprised if you choose to download this one. The bright, pink and purple shades instantly turn an entire Minecraft world into a dream.

10 New Wayukian

For a somewhat realistic but still very much cartoon-like medieval RPG look, the New Wayukian Minecraft Bedrock texture pack is the one option that delivers the most. The textures aren't too harsh or bleak, erring just on the edge of realism and a vibrant RPG game.

Those of you who want to immerse yourself into a more adventure-oriented playthrough of Minecraft should definitely give this texture pack a go, as it changes just about every single aspect of the game, from blocks to items to how mobs appear as well. The game is hardly recognizable at this point, but it's a nice change.

9 BlockPixel

Everything in Minecraft is blocky or square, but that doesn't mean the textures can't be improved upon. That's exactly what BlockPixel does. This Minecraft Bedrock texture pack incorporates the idea of blocks and squares into every texture, giving it a completely different look while also maintaining that signature feel of Minecraft.

The colors are super vibrant and due to the blocky textures everything looks just different enough to be interesting. Villagers, too, have a brand new look, which should improve some of the immersion.

8 Hafen

Fans of any traditional platformers like Super Mario will no doubt appreciate a texture pack like Hafen. The colors are ultra-vibrant and playful in this texture pack, so much so that it does end up changing the game quite a bit. However, it's a very clean and adorable appearance.

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Hafen was one of the first Minecraft Bedrock texture packs to incorporate the Nether biomes from 1.16 as well, which is why those textures also look particularly incredible in this pack. Lovers of retro games will definitely enjoy this aesthetic.

7 Depixel

When it comes to the Depixel Minecraft Bedrock texture pack, the words "Minecraft, but a touch of realism" perfectly describe the feel of the colors and textures found within. The world of the game is still very much recognizable, with no major changes. However, many mobs and blocks will have significant texture upgrades.

Leaves will actually be shaped like leaves, and mobs will appear a bit more frightening and real, but the color schemes still retain a very playful and vibrant wide. It's a nice subtle texture pack for players looking for just a small upgrade.

6 Dokucraft

If Skyrim and Minecraft were to have a baby, Dokucraft would surely be exactly what it would look like. Fans of traditional medieval RPGs will absolutely fall in love with the immersive, highly realistic, and detailed Dokucraft texture pack, which is one of the most popular texture packs in the history of Minecraft.

Dokucraft completely changes the look of the game. The world will look much less vibrant, but items and details will definitely appear more realistic and well-defined due to the high-quality textures. This is the perfect way to turn Minecraft into a fantasy RPG in one go.

5 Twisty

Twisty brings whimsical and fun texture to Minecraft, many of which have hidden 'twists' etched into the pattern. While the pack alters many textures, it will still feel true to Minecraft. This is perfect for those of you who don't want to deviate too far from vanilla.

With the texture pack, mobs will also have new and updated appearances. In the image above, you can check out the head of the Ender Dragon, which has some unique white and purple tendrils coming from its head.

4 Earthy

The Earthy texture pack leans towards extreme realism that is self-described to have "hyper-realistic, earthy textures". Rather than feeling cartoonish, every texture feels reminiscent of real life.

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This sense of realism also means that mobs such as Creepers look scarier. Although this texture pack costs quite a lot of Minecoins, it's well worth the price.

3 Ultra Realistic

Ultra Realistic is exactly what it sounds like; this texture pack is so realistic, it's a bit eerie if you are used to a cartoonish Minecraft. In the image above, you can see some villagers that have an uncanny valley feel to them, with extremely human-like features.

With the Ultra Realistic texture pack, you can immerse yourself in the RPG aspect of the game. Armor and food feel like they came straight from an early Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest game.

2 Pro PvP

If you are a big fan of PvP in Minecraft, then this might be the texture pack for you. This texture pack adds new looks to tools, weapons, and armor, as well as advanced versions that you can wield.

In addition to being suited for PvP, this texture pack, as expected, comes with new textures for tons of blocks. Overall, this is great for those who like mini-games and group activities.

1 Faithless

Lastly, we have the Faithless texture pack. If you have spent any amount of time looking at texture packs for the Java version of Minecraft, this may be familiar. Faithless is one of the most popular texture packs out there.

At first glance, it may seem just like a normal vanilla Minecraft, but after closer inspection, you may notice minor tweaks here and there. The textures of building blocks are more refined and polished, and many held items such as food and potions have been given makeovers, giving them an RPG feel.

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