Ruined Portal22 blocks
Village35 blocks
Treasure67 blocks
Bedrock Edition Village Seeds That Actually Work
Bedrock Seeds · By the ChunkScan Team · Updated 2026-09-16
Village seeds are the most searched category for Bedrock Edition, and most lists get them wrong. Seeds copied from Java lists put the village somewhere else entirely, because Bedrock places structures with its own random number generator. A seed that shows a village next to spawn on Java can drop you in an empty forest on a phone or console. Every seed below was generated with Bedrock structure placement and checked for a village within a short walk of spawn. The closest starts 33 blocks away. Most sit between 60 and 140 blocks out, and several pair the village with trial chambers, ruined portals, or a second village inside the scan radius. Out of more than 1.7 million scanned seeds, 20 passed the filter for this topic, and the ten strongest are listed on this page.
Top matching seeds
- Village131 blocks
- Ruined Portal286 blocks
Trial Chambers315 blocks
- Village35 blocks
- Ruined Portal115 blocks
- Trial Chambers116 blocks
- Village32 blocks
- Trial Chambers101 blocks
Ocean Ruin131 blocks
- Village0 blocks
Shipwreck121 blocks- Ocean Ruin157 blocks
- Ruined Portal50 blocks
- Ocean Ruin65 blocks
- Village144 blocks
- Ruined Portal0 blocks
- Ocean Ruin102 blocks
- Shipwreck113 blocks
- Ruined Portal0 blocks
- Village71 blocks
- Trial Chambers128 blocks
- Village0 blocks
- Trial Chambers48 blocks
Bastion217 blocks
- Village0 blocks
- Trial Chambers150 blocks
Fortress160 blocks
What to look for in a Bedrock village seed
Distance from spawn is the number that matters. A village 100 blocks away is visible before you finish punching the first tree. Past 300 blocks you are relying on a compass and guesswork. Next, compare the spawn biome with the village. Villages only generate in a handful of biomes: plains, desert, savanna, taiga, snowy plains, and on Bedrock also snowy taiga, with meadows occasionally getting a plains-style village. A forest or dark forest spawn means the village sits in a neighboring biome and the walk crosses a biome border. That is fine, but it tells you what the village will look like before you load in. Finally, look at what else lands inside the first few hundred blocks. Trial chambers give you a reason to dig, a ruined portal gives you early obsidian and a chance at a flint and steel, and a second village gives you a fallback trading post if the first one is small.
How ChunkScan verifies Bedrock villages
ChunkScan generates each Bedrock world the same way the game does rather than copying results from Java. Biomes are identical across editions since 1.18, but structure placement is not: Bedrock picks village positions with a different random number generator, so the same seed number produces different structure layouts on each edition. The scanner runs the Bedrock algorithm for every seed, locates spawn, and searches 1024 blocks in every direction for villages, trial chambers, ruined portals, shipwrecks, ocean ruins, and monuments. Each hit is stored with its coordinates and straight-line distance from spawn. The list on this page is filtered to Bedrock seeds where a village falls within 140 blocks of spawn. The coordinates mark the chunk where the structure starts, so expect the village buildings to spread outward from that point rather than centering on it.
Seed -2147320937: a village 33 blocks from spawn
Seed -2147320937 is the strongest entry. Spawn is in a meadow and the village starts at x 24, z 24, only 33 blocks away. You can see it from the spawn point. Trial chambers begin at x 56, z 8, 56 blocks from spawn and effectively under the village, so a single base covers trading, beds, and the trial spawners. Two ruined portals sit at x 200, z 136 and x 40, z -248, both about 250 blocks out, giving two chances at portal loot and enough obsidian to finish a frame without mining. An ocean ruin at x 40, z 264 and a second village at x -216, z 216 round out the first 305 blocks. For a survival start on Bedrock this is the shortest walk to a village in the entire list.
Seed -2147320926: desert spawn with three villages
Seed -2147320926 spawns you in a desert with three villages inside 350 blocks. The nearest starts at x 72, z 168, 136 blocks from spawn. The second is at x 88, z -232, 265 blocks out in the opposite direction, and the third at x -184, z -216 at 345 blocks. Three villages this close means three sets of villagers to trade with and far better odds of finding the professions you want without placing workstations yourself. Trial chambers at x 344, z 200 sit 333 blocks away, and a ruined portal at x -312, z 104 gives you a Nether route. A desert spawn also means sand, cactus, and dead bushes are available immediately, and the ocean ruin at x -184, z -168 marks water close to the two northern villages.
Forest spawns with the village just past the tree line
Three seeds put you in a forested spawn with the village across the biome edge. Seed -2147269014 spawns in an old growth birch forest with the village 60 blocks away at x -248, z 200, and trial chambers 118 blocks out at x -376, z 88. Seed -2146982127 is a plain forest spawn with the village 72 blocks away at x 72, z 40 and a second village at x 264, z -200. Seed -2146947175 starts in a dark forest with the village 106 blocks away at x -344, z 136 and trial chambers at x -360, z 72. Forests give you wood on the spot, and since villages cannot generate in forest biomes, the village in each case marks where the terrain opens up. Walk toward the coordinates and you will cross into the open biome well before you reach the village.
Snowy taiga and plains options
For a cold start, seed -2146789153 spawns in snowy taiga with the village 96 blocks away at x -296, z -376 and trial chambers 200 blocks out at x -408, z -344. Seed -2147106423 is also snowy taiga, with the village 126 blocks away at x -392, z 200 and trial chambers about 36 blocks from the village at x -424, z 216, so both share one area. Seed -2146900313 is the plains option: a ruined portal starts 46 blocks from spawn at x 40, z 88, the village is 136 blocks out at x 200, z 40, and trial chambers sit at x 168, z 200. Hit the portal first, then continue to the village. Seeds -2147239116 and -2147127291 both offer forest spawns with villages at 106 and 113 blocks, and -2147127291 adds an ocean monument at 321 blocks.
Practical tips for using these seeds
Enter the seed exactly as shown, including the minus sign, on the Create New World screen. All ten values are within the 32-bit range, so they work on consoles, mobile, and Windows without any conversion. Turn on Show Coordinates in the world settings before you spawn, then walk so that your x and z move toward the village values. Structure positions depend on the game version, and these scans target current Bedrock generation, so test a seed on the latest release rather than an old build. If the village is not where the scan says, confirm the edition first: the same number on Java gives a different layout. Finally, the game places you a few blocks randomly around the world spawn point, so the distances above are a guide, not an exact count.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do Java village seeds work on Bedrock Edition?
No. Biomes match between editions since 1.18, but structure placement uses a different random number generator on Bedrock, so villages land in different places. Use seeds scanned for Bedrock specifically, like the ones on this page.
How close is the nearest village in this list?
Seed -2147320937 has a village starting 33 blocks from spawn at x 24, z 24, with trial chambers 56 blocks away. Every other seed here keeps the nearest village within 140 blocks of spawn.
Which seed has the most villages near spawn?
Seed -2147320926 records three villages within 345 blocks of a desert spawn, at 136, 265, and 345 blocks. Seeds -2147320937, -2146982127, and -2146900313 each have two villages inside the scan radius.