Create schematic files you can inspect before importing into your world. Start with an empty canvas or an existing Java structure, edit the blocks in layers and 3D, then download the current design in the format your building tool needs.
Connect the blocks you place with the structure you export. Create schematic layouts a layer at a time, then inspect the full shape to check openings, rooflines and the footprint before downloading.
Import woodland-cottage.nbt, review the blocks, and choose .schem for WorldEdit.Create a schematic
Create schematic files from an empty canvas, or import a supported Java .nbt or Sponge .schem structure to refine an existing building.
Choose a material, edit the selected height and switch to 3D when you need to check the shape from another angle.
Review dimensions and materials, select the destination format, then create schematic output from the current blocks rather than the original imported file.
Use block placement, erasing and rectangle fills to turn a footprint into a structure. The Minecraft schematic maker shows the lower layer faintly for alignment, so you can create schematic walls and floors while checking how each level fits.
Edit the structure
Refine an imported structure, then inspect its updated material totals. Your edits feed the downloaded file directly. Keep a project file alongside the export when you want to compare variations without rebuilding the original design.
Choose an exportA useful schematic is more than a file extension. See what is inside the structure, adjust the blocks and choose the destination before you export it for a world.
Create schematic structures from your own footprint when an existing template is too restrictive. Start with a few blocks and develop the form deliberately.
Open a supported structure and change its blocks in the Minecraft building tool. Create schematic revisions without treating the imported design as a finished result.
Check the material list before you create schematic output. The counts reflect your current structure, helping you prepare supplies or compare alternative material choices.
Download the editable project or save it to your account. Reopen the design when you want to create schematic changes after another building session.
Create schematic files by placing Minecraft blocks or editing a compatible imported structure. Work through horizontal layers, inspect the design in 3D and check material quantities before exporting the build for a Java Edition workflow.
Yes. Build by hand, use templates, edit supported imports and export your work for free. The optional AI starting structure uses one credit after the account introductory generation. Manual edits and downloads do not consume additional generation credits, even when you started with AI.
The .schem export option writes modern Sponge v2. It does not write the older MCEdit .schematic format. Choose a destination that reads modern .schem files, or select Java .nbt or .litematic if one of those better matches your building workflow.
Yes. Import a supported Java .nbt or Sponge .schem file, make changes and create schematic output from the edited result. Imports are limited to 8 MB compressed, 16 MB expanded and 64 blocks per axis. Unsupported structure data is rejected explicitly instead of being discarded without notice.
Select a Y height and edit the horizontal slice at that level. A dim view of the layer below helps you align the next row of blocks. Switch to 3D to inspect the complete structure, then return to a layer to refine doors and windows.
The Minecraft schematic maker exports Java Edition structures for compatible building tools. Bedrock .mcstructure files are not supported. Choose a Java game version and importer that match your export format when you create schematic files for a world.
Download a project file before you leave, or save it to your signed in account. Accounts support up to 50 saved projects of 1 MB each. Reopen that project when you want to create schematic revisions with the same editable blocks and workspace settings.
You can create schematic designs in this browser workspace without installing WorldEdit. To use a .schem download inside a world, you still need a compatible importing tool such as WorldEdit. Other export choices serve different workflows, including Litematica and Java structure tools.
Open an empty canvas or refine a compatible structure, then export the blocks you have shaped into a usable Java build file.
Create a schematic
