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# Adding an Icon to the Server

To add an icon and a description to your Minecraft server, follow these steps:

The server icon is the image that will appear next to your server’s name in the server list.

**Steps:**

1. **Create the Icon**:
   * Create or find an image you want to use as the server icon.
   * The image **must be exactly 64x64 pixels** in size.
   * The image **must be in PNG format** (`filename.png`).
2. **Rename the Image**:
   * Rename the image to `server-icon.png`. The name must be exactly like this.
3. **Move the Image to the Server Directory**:
   * Place the `server-icon.png` file in the **root directory** of your Minecraft server. This is the same directory where the `server.properties` file is located.
4. **Restart the Server**:
   * Restart your Minecraft server for the icon to update and appear in the server list.


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