Minecraft schematic converter
Drop a .litematic, .schem, .nbt or old .schematic (1.12) and get the file in another format: Litematica, WorldEdit, structure block, Bedrock (.mcstructure) or .schematic for old versions. Pick any game version from the build’s minimum up to the latest: the converter works out which version has all of its blocks. Everything runs in the browser; the file never leaves your device.
How it works
- Drag the schematic onto the page — the converter detects the format and the minimum Minecraft version from the blocks.
- Pick the output format: .litematic, .schem, .nbt, .mcstructure or old .schematic — each one says which mod reads it.
- Pick the game version — from this build’s minimum up to the latest; below the minimum the blocks do not exist yet, and the converter shows which ones.
- Press “Convert & download” — the file is built in the browser in seconds; its name is shown in advance.
- Not sure what’s inside? Open the file in the viewer for 3D and a block list.
FAQ
Which formats are supported?
Input: .litematic (Litematica), .schem (WorldEdit, Sponge), .nbt (structure block) and old .schematic (MCEdit, Schematica, 1.12 and earlier). Output: the same four plus .mcstructure for Bedrock.
What happens to blocks that don’t exist in the older version?
The converter never goes below the build’s minimum version: those blocks don’t exist there yet, and swapping in “similar” ones would break the build. The blocks that set the minimum are listed under the version picker. The one exception is old .schematic: it is a 1.12 format, so newer blocks become air — the list is shown before you download.
Are chest contents and signs kept?
No: the converter carries blocks and their states, but not chest contents, sign text or entities. It reminds you of this after converting.
Is it free, no sign-up?
Yes. The file is read and rebuilt in the browser; nothing is uploaded.
See also: Schematic viewer online · How to export a schematic from the game · Minecraft builder tools