- 1Base packChoose what you want to keep
- 2Second packChoose what you want to mix in
- 3Mix rulesPick categories and merge behavior
- 4ExportChoose a version and download
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2Second packwhat to mix in
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Merge setup
What do you want to do?
Choose a quick update or control the exact mix.
1Take from the second packChoose the texture groups to mix in.
2Handle matching texturesDecide which pack wins when both contain one.
Pick both packs above to see what you’ll get.
4Export merged packChoose the Minecraft version for your download.
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Keep the pack you love — add what it’s missing
Love one pack’s swords and another pack’s sky? Keep your base pack, choose what to add from a second pack, and we handle the files and versions for you. Pick two packs, download one.
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How it works
Pick two packs. Build one that feels yours.
Choose your base
Start with the pack you want to keep, from PVPRP or your own upload.
Choose what to add
Pick a second pack, then select blocks, items, GUI, sky, entities, particles, or font.
Download one pack
We match the versions, combine the files, and credit both creators inside.
FAQ
What exactly gets combined?
Your base stays in place. The merger only takes the categories you select from the second pack, using the overlap rule you choose.
What if the two packs are different versions?
No problem. Both are normalized to the output version you choose before they’re combined, so a 1.8.9 base and a 1.21 pack merge cleanly.
Can I use my own packs?
Yes — either side can be an upload (a Java .zip) instead of a PVPRP pack.
Whose work is the result?
The merged pack is for your own use and lists both source packs and creators inside its description. We don’t republish merged packs.
Is it free?
Free, no signup, no watermark. Packs are processed for the merge and never stored.
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