Minecraft schematic viewer online

Drop a schematic file onto the page and the build opens in 3D right in your browser: orbit the camera, step through the layers, see which blocks you need and how many. The file stays on your computer — nothing is sent to the server. Like it? Save the build to your Schemalook library with one click.

How it works

1. Drag a .litematic, .schem, .schematic or .nbt onto the page, or pick the file with the button.
2. The build opens in 3D: orbit, zoom, toggle shadows, day and night.
3. Layer mode shows the build slice by slice — handy for building by hand from a schematic.
4. The block list counts the materials; every block links to the wiki with its recipe and stats.
5. “Save to my builds” publishes the build or keeps it in your library.

FAQ

Is the file uploaded to the server?

No. The viewer runs entirely in the browser: the file is read locally and never leaves your device. It only reaches the server if you press “Save to my builds”.

Which formats can it open?

Litematica (.litematic), WorldEdit and Sponge (.schem), Schematica (.schematic) and structure blocks (.nbt). The export guide explains how to get such a file out of the game.

Is there a size limit?

Builds with millions of blocks open on a regular computer; phones have a lower limit — the viewer warns you when a file is too heavy for the device.

Do I need mods or an account?

No: no mods, nothing to install, no account. You only need to sign in to save a build to your library.

Can I convert the file to another format or version?

Yes — the schematic converter turns .litematic, .schem and .nbt into each other and down to older Minecraft versions, also in the browser.

See also: Schematic converter · How to export a schematic from the game · Builder tools