Minecraft Schematic Generator

Yes. The file is Litematica schematic format version 6 (gzip NBT): palette, packed BlockStates, and metadata. Open it in Litematica as a hologram in survival, then pull the material list from the mod — the same list is also shown on this page before you download. Open the load guide.

.litematic is Litematica’s format (hologram + material list in survival). .schem is Sponge schematic v2, which WorldEdit / FAWE paste as blocks. Same build, two files. Litematica is the default here because that is the survival workflow; WorldEdit is the creative paste workflow.

One small Java build per day is free. After that you pay once: $2.99 per build. No subscription. The schematic converter is free for most builds. Large files use the same one-time download.

Java Edition only. .litematic and WorldEdit .schem are Java formats. Bedrock has a different structure format; this generator does not emit Bedrock .mcstructure files.

Save the .litematic into your instance schematics folder (create it if missing). In-game: M → Load Schematics → select the file → place the hologram. Step-by-step paths for Windows, Mac, and launchers are on the load guide. Open the load guide.

This site’s free path is one small Java generate per day with a real .litematic — no account and no monthly plan. It is a template generator with 13 fixed build types, not an AI model and not a Bedrock or image-to-build tool. Details on the free generator and AI build pages.

Similar goal: a Minecraft schematic file. Different product: it has 13 fixed build types instead of free-form text, Litematica-first (hologram + materials for survival), one-time payments instead of a monthly plan, and dedicated import / format pages instead of a thousand thin /build/ URLs. The generator is a geometric compiler that always emits a valid file; it is not a dump of other players’ builds. Java only — no Bedrock .mcstructure.

Download the .schem, put it in the WorldEdit or FastAsyncWorldEdit schematics folder, then //schem load <name> and //paste. Details on the WorldEdit and FAWE schematic pages. WorldEdit page.

Yes. After you place the hologram, open Material List in the mod. This generator also prints the same survival shopping list (and a CSV) before you download, so you can gather oak logs before you even boot the instance.

Java 1.21-era data version (block ids such as minecraft:oak_planks). Litematica version 6 and Sponge schematic v2. Older 1.12 numeric-id .schematic files are not emitted.

Yes, if you drop the file in that instance’s schematics folder — not the global .minecraft folder. Launchers isolate instances. The import guide lists Windows, macOS, Linux, and instance paths.