How do I open the world in Bedrock?

The converter downloads a .mcworld. Open it to import into Minecraft Bedrock, or unzip it into the games/com.mojang/minecraftWorlds folder.

Does this convert a full Java world?

No. It converts a single .schem build into a Bedrock world save; it does not migrate an entire Java world or its terrain.

Will every Java block appear in Bedrock?

Most common blocks map directly. Java-only blocks and states are swapped for the closest Bedrock equivalent, so preview the result first.

Does the .schem need to be Sponge format?

Yes. This route reads modern Sponge .schem files. Legacy .schematic files should be upgraded with the schematic-to-schem route first.

Convert .schem to .mcworld

Turn a WorldEdit or Sponge schematic into a Bedrock world you can load and explore. Bloxelizer reads the .schem palette, maps the blocks to Bedrock, and prepares a world archive. The file downloads as a .mcworld you can open directly to import it into Minecraft Bedrock.

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3D & layer previews

Drop a Minecraft schematic

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We'll detect the format, let you view your build layer by layer in 2D / 3D, and let you export it to any format.

.schem

.litematic

.bp

.mcstructure

.nbt

.schematic

.mcstructurezip

.mcworld

.zip(Java world)

.prefab.json

.json

.glb

.gltf

.obj

.mtl

.stl

.png

.jpg

.jpeg

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The .schem and .mcworld formats

A Sponge .schem stores a single region of Java namespaced block states for WorldEdit and FAWE — data to paste, not a playable save. A .mcworld is a zipped Bedrock Edition world with a LevelDB block store and level.dat that Minecraft imports as its own save. The conversion maps each Java block to its nearest Bedrock counterpart and writes the schematic into a new Bedrock world.

How to convert .schem to .mcworld

Upload your .schem file in the converter below.

Check the Bedrock block mapping in the 3D or layer preview.

Keep .mcworld selected and download the world, then import it in Minecraft Bedrock.

When to use this conversion

Use this route to open a Java schematic as a standalone Bedrock save on a phone, console, or Windows, without WorldEdit or a structure-block import.

Compatibility notes

Java and Bedrock differ on some blocks and states, so edition-exclusive blocks fall back to the closest Bedrock match. The build is placed in a generated world; check the 3D preview before exporting.