How BedrockMap works

What it does

BedrockMap reads your world file, renders it from above, block by block, and turns it into a map you can drag and zoom like an online map of the real world. You get a link to share. Anyone with it can look around your world on a phone or a computer, without Minecraft.

On top of the map you can add markers and labelled areas, hide parts you want kept secret, keep a timeline of how the world grew, and, with Bedrock Relay, show players moving around live.

What you need

• A Minecraft world, Bedrock or Java Edition: a single-player world, a Realm, or a server's world. How to get the file.
• A BedrockMap account. Sign up with Google or Discord, or with your email address. New accounts get 7 days of Premium to try everything.

That's all. Nothing is installed in your world, and the world you upload is only read, never changed.

From world to map

1. Upload your world. Drop a .mcworld or a zipped world folder on your dashboard. Uploading.
2. Check the preview. The first render is a quick preview around spawn, ready in a minute or two. The preview.
3. Render the full world. Adjust the area if you like, then render it all. Render area.
4. Share the link. Your map is at bedrockmap.net/map/your-world. Who can see it.

Free and Premium

Free is enough for one world. Premium is for bigger worlds and everything on top of the map.

See Free and Premium for the details, the trial, and what happens if Premium ends.