Voxel Art Software

Avoyd edits and renders voxel scenes with billions of voxels, with a custom smoothing algorithm and imports for Minecraft maps.

Blockbench models boxy low-poly meshes with pixel textures painted directly on them, plus animation, and exports to game formats.

FileToVox converts things that are not voxel models into voxel models: meshes, point clouds, heightmaps, images and Minecraft schematics all become MagicaVoxel files. It runs from the command line, which makes it easy to put in a pipeline.

Goxel is a free voxel editor with layers, a procedural renderer and unlimited scene size, available on every platform.

The most popular voxel editor: fast, small, and with a renderer good enough that most voxel art you see was rendered inside it.

Particubes was a voxel editor and game platform for iPhone and iPad, later rebuilt as Cubzh. The studio behind it has since moved on to other products and the app is no longer available from its authors.

Qubicle has been developed since 2010 and is the editor of choice for many studios, with turnaround GIF export, model export, slice editing and a voxelizer.

An open source editor made to be simple and easy to use, with slice editing and model export.

VoxEdit is a free voxel modeller and animator made by The Sandbox for building assets for their game, though the models and animations it produces are usable anywhere. It covers modelling, rigging and animation in one program.

An open source voxel editor written in Java, with layers, animation rigging and export to many formats.