Which Minecraft formats can I convert?

You can convert between .litematic, .schem, .schematic, .nbt, .bp (Axiom), and .mcstructure files. The converter also imports Minecraft worlds (.mcworld and zipped Java worlds), Hytale prefabs, 3D models, and images, and can export builds as playable worlds or GLB models.

Can I preview a build before downloading it?

Yes. The converter includes browser-based 3D previews and 2D layer guides so you can inspect the structure, check the material list, and step through it layer by layer before export.

Is the converter free to use?

Yes. The core Bloxelizer schematic converter is a free web tool and does not require an account. A Plus subscription adds extras such as PDF build guides, texture pack support, and private schematics.

Are my files uploaded to a server?

No. Conversion runs entirely in your browser using Web Workers, so the schematic never leaves your device unless you explicitly choose to save or share it.

Will blocks be lost when converting between editions?

Blocks that do not exist in the target edition or Minecraft version are mapped to the closest available block. Choose the target version before exporting and check the 3D preview, which highlights blocks that are not supported.

Minecraft schematic converter

Convert Minecraft schematics between .litematic, .schem, .schematic, .nbt, .bp (Axiom), and .mcstructure, then preview them with layer-by-layer build guides and export in the format you need. Everything runs in your browser — no upload, no account.

Drop a Minecraft schematic

orBrowse

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

Turn your Minecraft skin into a statue

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Upload a skin, pose it, and export a block-by-block statue.

Find blocks that work together

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Browse block palettes, then copy the list or export it as a schematic.

Or paste a URL

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Supported schematic formats

.litematic

Litematica

The format of the Litematica mod for Fabric. Stores named regions, a block-state palette, and the metadata the mod uses to draw in-game placement guides.

.schem

Sponge schematic

The modern WorldEdit and FAWE format. Holds a single region of namespaced block states inside gzipped NBT, and is what most servers expect for pasting.

.schematic

MCEdit schematic

The legacy format built on numeric block IDs. Still used by older WorldEdit builds and by tools that predate the 1.13 block flattening.

.nbt

Structure block

Vanilla Java structure files, readable by structure blocks in-game and by data packs, with a size limit of 48 blocks on each axis.

.bp

Axiom blueprint

The blueprint format of the Axiom editor mod, which bundles the build together with a preview thumbnail and its own metadata.

.mcstructure

Bedrock structure

The Bedrock Edition structure format, used by structure blocks and add-ons on Bedrock, Pocket, and console versions of Minecraft.

How to convert a Minecraft schematic

Drop a Minecraft schematic, world, or 3D model into the converter. The format is detected from the file, so nothing has to be selected up front.

Inspect the build in the 3D viewer or step through it in the 2D layer-by-layer guide to confirm the blocks came across the way you expect.

Pick the export format and Minecraft version you need, then download the converted file straight from your browser.