Minecraft Seed Map

Quick answer: To view a Minecraft seed map, enter the seed on this page and pick the edition: you get an interactive biome map with villages, temples, strongholds and other structures marked, plus coordinates under the cursor. Seeds that are not in the database yet are scanned on demand. Link straight to a map with /seed-map?seed=YOUR_SEED&edition=java.

Paste a world seed to render its biome map. Structures near spawn are marked, and you can switch between the Overworld, the Nether and the End without reloading. Everything is computed in your browser, so your seed is never sent to a server.

What the map shows

Biomes are drawn from the same generation the game uses, so the map matches what you will see in-world for the version you pick. Structure markers show villages, temples, monuments, outposts, ruined portals, trial chambers, ancient cities and more.

Java and Bedrock

Biome generation is effectively identical between editions in modern versions, but structure placement is not — Bedrock uses a different random number generator, so structures land in different chunks. Pick the edition you actually play before you trust a marker.

Nether and End

Switch dimension with the control above the map. The Nether shows fortresses and bastions; the End shows end cities and gateways once you are outside the central island.

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