Minecraft Map to 3D Print
1 Upload 2 Select region 3 Edit & export
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Upload your Minecraft world

Drag & drop your world folder, a .zip of it, or one or more region .mca files.

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Where do I find my world?

  • Java Edition: open Minecraft → Singleplayer → select a world → Edit → Open World Folder. Zip that folder, or upload it directly.
  • Default save location: %AppData%\.minecraft\saves (Windows) or ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/saves (Mac).
  • You can also drop just the region folder, or individual r.X.Z.mca files.

100% private — everything is parsed in your browser. Your save is never uploaded to a server.

Supports Minecraft Java 1.13+ (Anvil region format). Bedrock .mcworld is not supported yet.

Disclaimer: This tool is an independent, unofficial utility and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Mojang Studios or Microsoft. “Minecraft” is a trademark of Mojang Studios. This tool only reads your own local world files to help you 3D print your creations; you are responsible for ensuring you have the rights to any world you convert.

Drag to select · scroll to zoom · right-drag or space-drag to pan

Top-down map

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This is a bird's-eye view of your world (top surface colors). Drag a rectangle to choose the chunk of the world you want to load into the 3D editor.

Selection

Drag on the map to make a selection.
Keep selections to about 160×160 blocks or smaller for smooth editing. You can fine-tune the exact print area (including height) in the next step.
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Go back to the top-down map to choose another part of your world. Your uploaded world stays loaded.

Export box (crop)

Trim away parts you don't want. The yellow box shows exactly what will be printed.
Hover a corner in the 3D view to reveal X/Y/Z arrows — drag an arrow to resize along one axis, or drag the corner itself to move freely. You can also use the sliders. The crop updates after a short pause or when you click Apply crop.

Clean up

Removing water, loose plants and tiny floating blocks usually makes a cleaner, easier print.

Print size

Each block becomes a small cube. You can also rescale later in your slicer.

Colors & AMS slots

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Colors are written into the file so Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer and PrusaSlicer map each one to a filament. Reduce to your number of AMS slots to merge similar colors automatically — then tweak any mapping above.

Export

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