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Another person granted access to the Mojavatar Maker was Lucie, a modder who won an auction and received the opportunity to visit Mojang’s office in Stockholm.<ref> {{tweet|DeveloperLucie|1604490991527874563|Jag vann precis auktionen! Ska bli så underbart att få träffa er alla 💕<br>Translated from Swedish by Google<br>I just won the auction! It will be so wonderful to meet you all 💕|December 18, 2022}}<br>{{tweet|DeveloperLucie|1634229905171832832|It was a dream come true, meeting you and @wChiwi was so amazing!|March 10, 2023}}</ref>
Another person granted access to the Mojavatar Maker was Lucie, a modder who won an auction and received the opportunity to visit Mojang’s office in Stockholm.<ref> {{tweet|DeveloperLucie|1604490991527874563|Jag vann precis auktionen! Ska bli så underbart att få träffa er alla 💕<br>Translated from Swedish by Google<br>I just won the auction! It will be so wonderful to meet you all 💕|December 18, 2022}}<br>{{tweet|DeveloperLucie|1634229905171832832|It was a dream come true, meeting you and @wChiwi was so amazing!|March 10, 2023}}</ref>
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StarBluePeterMojavatar2023.PNG|Star's Mojavatar created at her visit in Stockholm.
StarBluePeterMojavatar2023.PNG|Star's Mojavatar created at her visit in Stockholm
Lucie Mojavatar.jpg|Lucie's Mojavatar also created at her visit in Stockholm.
Lucie Mojavatar.jpg|Lucie's Mojavatar also created at her visit in Stockholm
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File:Hispanic Heritage Q&A Session 01.jpeg|Two Mojavatars used to advertise a Q&A session between Mojang employees and Hispanic Heritage Foundation employees
File:Hispanic Heritage Q&A Session 01.jpeg|Two Mojavatars used to advertise a Q&A session between Mojang employees and Hispanic Heritage Foundation employees
File:Hispanic Heritage Q&A Session 02.png|Two more Mojavatars used to advertise a Q&A session between Mojang employees and Hispanic Heritage Foundation employees.
File:Hispanic Heritage Q&A Session 02.png|Two more Mojavatars used to advertise a Q&A session between Mojang employees and Hispanic Heritage Foundation employees
File:Mojanger1.jpg|Two Mojavatars used to advertise a virtual panel session between Mojang employees and HBCU students and all the general public interested on careers in gaming.
File:Mojanger1.jpg|Two Mojavatars used to advertise a virtual panel session between Mojang employees and HBCU students and all the general public interested on careers in gaming
File:Mojanger2.jpg|Two Mojavatars used to advertise a virtual panel session between Mojang employees and HBCU students and all the general public interested on careers in gaming.
File:Mojanger2.jpg|Two Mojavatars used to advertise a virtual panel session between Mojang employees and HBCU students and all the general public interested on careers in gaming
File:Mojanger3.jpg|Two Mojavatars used to advertise a virtual panel session between Mojang employees and HBCU students and all the general public interested on careers in gaming.
File:Mojanger3.jpg|Two Mojavatars used to advertise a virtual panel session between Mojang employees and HBCU students and all the general public interested on careers in gaming
File:Two Mojavatars.jpg|Image of two Mojavatars used for the advertisement of an auction. <ref>https://x.com/jeb_/status/1603371767250157569</ref>
File:Two Mojavatars.jpg|Image of two Mojavatars used for the advertisement of an auction<ref>https://x.com/jeb_/status/1603371767250157569</ref>
File:Women of Minecraft banner.jpg|Women of Minecraft<ref>https://news.microsoft.com/source/features/diversity-inclusion/women-behind-minecraft-are-building-a-better-world-through-the-power-of-play-block-by-block/</ref> article banner  
File:Women of Minecraft banner.jpg|Women of Minecraft<ref>https://news.microsoft.com/source/features/diversity-inclusion/women-behind-minecraft-are-building-a-better-world-through-the-power-of-play-block-by-block/</ref> article banner  
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Latest revision as of 11:11, 12 September 2026

Template:Infobox program A Mojavatar (a portmanteau of mojang and avatar) is an avatar created to represent a Minecraft:Mojang Studios employee.<ref name=marathonjnkboy>Template:Tweet</ref><ref>Template:Tweet</ref> Almost all developers and employees at Mojang have their own Mojavatar.<ref name=sullytweet>Template:Tweet</ref> Mojavatars can usually be seen in news articles on Minecraft:Minecraft.net or in the respective social media profiles of Mojang staff.

The current Mojavatars are made with the Mojavatar Maker, an internal private program for creating 3D avatars in a style similar to the Minecraft:Minecraft look. While this current iteration is most common, the two previous styles are still in use by some developers to this day, and can still be seen in some news articles.

Mojavatar Maker

The Mojavatar Maker is the avatar creator program made by Mojang Studios to assist in creating new avatar images for the new or current staff. It features a Minecraft-related 3D "chibi" design with low-resolution pixel art for the avatars, and includes a large variety of cosmetics, hair styles, and other customizations.

It is intended solely for internal use by the Mojang Studios team, and there is no currently no public version available for use.<ref>Template:Tweet</ref>

History

2010–2016: The original Mojang AB drawings

Mojang avatars were initially created as 2D hand-drawn illustrations by Minecraft:Markus Toivonen<ref name=seargetweet>Template:Tweet</ref> for the core Mojang AB team in 2010.

2016–2021: 3D renders

Starting in 2016, Mojavatars transitioned to a 3D format, also hand-crafted, featuring a Minecraft-inspired "chibi" design with higher pixel resolution, similar to the Minecraft:Super Duper Graphics Pack.

2021–present: Mojavatar Maker

As the number of Mojang employees grew, it became no longer viable to create avatars manually. Following the rebranding of Mojang Studios in 2021, a group of developers created an internal program, the Mojavatar Maker, to produce avatars more quickly and easily.<ref>Template:Tweet</ref><ref name=sullytweet />

This is the current version of the Mojavatars. They are presented as low-resolution, "chibi"-style 3D models, currently used by almost all employees.

Contest winners

Two first-generation Mojavatars were awarded to non-developers through a contest held during a Minecraft:Minecraft Marathon event.<ref name=marathonjnkboy /><ref>Prizes and Auctions | Minecraft Marathon – archived on January 16, 2012</ref><ref>Template:Bluesky</ref>

The first person outside of Mojang to use the Mojavatar Maker was a girl named Star, who won a Template:W competition in 2023 and created her own Mojavatar during a tour of Mojang Studios in Stockholm.<ref>Template:Ytl</ref>

Another person granted access to the Mojavatar Maker was Lucie, a modder who won an auction and received the opportunity to visit Mojang’s office in Stockholm.<ref> Template:Tweet
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Gallery

Mojavatar maker concept art

In other media

References

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