Java and Bedrock seed maps

Minecraft seed map viewer

Paste a seed, pick Java or Bedrock, and explore biomes, villages, strongholds, ancient cities and more. No download, no account.

Enter a Seed

Map launcher

Open a world map

Numeric and text seeds are supported.

Minecraft seed map showing colored biomes, structure markers, and coordinate controls in Seedora
Biomes, structures, dimensions, and shareable map URLs in one viewer.
Java 1.18 to 26.2
Bedrock 1.18 to 26.2
3 Dimensions

How it works

From seed to map in three steps

  1. Enter your seed

    Type a number or a text seed, or hit Random to explore a new world.

  2. Match edition and version

    Choose Java or Bedrock and the version your world was created in.

  3. Explore and share

    Pan the Overworld, Nether and End, check coordinates, and share the map link.

Coverage

Version-aware world checks

Edition matching

Select Java or Bedrock before opening a route so terrain and structures use the right generation rules.

Coordinate planning

Use X and Z targets for villages, strongholds, ancient cities, monuments, mansions, portals, and End routes.

Generated chunks

Already-explored chunks can keep old terrain when a world was started in another version.

Structures

Markers for the places players chase

Seedora keeps the full map available first, then lets the viewer surface generated structures across Overworld, Nether, and End.

Village Stronghold Ancient City Trial Chamber Ocean Monument Woodland Mansion Ruined Portal Nether Fortress Bastion Remnant End City Shipwreck Buried Treasure

Seed help

Find your world seed

Java players can use /seed when permissions allow. Bedrock players can check world settings. Server and Realm seeds usually require owner access.

Windows %appdata%\.minecraft\saves\WorldName\
macOS ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/saves/WorldName/
Linux ~/.minecraft/saves/WorldName/

FAQ

Seedora basics

Yes. Pick the edition and the closest matching version before opening the map. Java and Bedrock generate different worlds from the same seed, so the edition matters.

On Java, run /seed in the world chat if cheats or permissions allow it. On Bedrock, open the world settings. Server and Realm seeds usually need owner access.

Common causes are an edition mismatch, a version mismatch, a mistyped seed, disabled structures, or chunks that were generated before an update.

The version menu covers Java and Bedrock from 1.18 up to the latest 26.x releases. Choose the version your world was first created in.

Yes. Seedora accepts numeric seeds and text seeds, the same way Minecraft converts typed text into a world seed.

No. The viewer runs in your browser and does not require an account or a download.