Cyan Stained Glass Pane is the teal variant of the glass pane — a thin, transparent block that connects to neighboring blocks instead of filling a full cube. The main crafting recipe surrounds 1 Cyan Dye with 8 Glass Panes and produces 8 Cyan Stained Glass Panes; a second recipe turns 6 blocks of cyan stained glass into 16 panes. Cyan Stained Glass Pane never generates in villages or trail ruins, so crafting remains the only source. A hardness of 0.3 and a blast resistance of 0.3 leave Cyan Stained Glass Pane fragile: breaking without the Silk Touch enchantment drops nothing, and every tool mines at the same speed. Cyan Stained Glass Pane stacks to 64 and can be waterlogged, letting water share the same block space.

For builders, Cyan Stained Glass Pane stretches stained glass across far larger windows: 6 blocks craft into 16 panes, so the same amount of glass covers more wall than full cyan stained glass blocks. Placed alone, Cyan Stained Glass Pane stands as a thin 2×2-pixel post, and neighboring blocks pull the pane into flat walls and corners — horizontal teal surfaces still require full stained glass blocks. A Beacon beam changes color when shining through Cyan Stained Glass Pane, turning the light column teal, and torches sit on top of the pane. Unlike plain glass panes, stained glass panes cannot lock maps.