Qrafty’s Capitalized Font Resource Pack Wiki
Qrafty’s Capitalized Font Resource Pack Wiki & Guide
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Qrafty’s Capitalized Font Resource Pack modifies Minecraft’s default font by replacing lowercase letters with smaller uppercase versions, similar to styles used on some servers. This creates a consistent, uniform, and bold typographic look throughout the game’s interface. Features: All lowercase let
Guides
Step-by-step, in-game.
How to Disable or Swap the Capitalized Font Without Losing Other Resource PacksTurning It Off Temporarily 1. Press Esc and open Options > Resource Packs. 2. In the Selected list on the right,…How to Fix Text That Looks Too Tall or Misaligned After Installing the PackWhy Alignment Can Look Off Because lowercase letters are replaced with smaller uppercase shapes, the vertical rhythm…How to Make Lowercase Letters Show as Small Capitals in Chat and SignsUnderstanding What the Pack Changes Qrafty's Capitalized Font Resource Pack does not add a new font — it replaces the…How to Use the Pack on a Server So All Players See the Same FontServer-Side vs Client-Side This is a client-side resource pack. It changes only what you see on your own screen.…
Frequently asked questions
How do I turn on the capitalized font after installing the pack?
Open Options, then Resource Packs, and move Qrafty's Capitalized Font to the Selected list on the right. Click Done and the font applies immediately, no restart needed.
Why do lowercase letters still look normal in some places?
The pack only changes text that uses Minecraft's default font. Text drawn by other resource packs, custom fonts from mods, or hardcoded images like some logos won't be affected.
Does this pack change the actual letters I type, or just how they look?
It's purely visual. You still type normal lowercase letters and chat, commands, and signs all behave normally, they just render as small capitals on screen.
Why does my text look taller or misaligned after installing this?
The pack adjusts glyph heights, so some UI elements or other resource packs that assume default spacing can look off. Try loading this pack above or below your other packs to see which order fixes the alignment.