Minecraft Schematic Viewer
Drop a schematic file to explore the build in 3D and see how big it is. Everything runs in your browser.
Build info
Load a schematic to see its size and block count.
Textured 3D preview
Blocks are rendered from the vanilla resource pack, so a build looks the way it will in game.
Three formats
Opens modern WorldEdit .schem files, legacy MCEdit .schematic files and structure block .nbt files.
Size at a glance
See the dimensions and the number of blocks that actually get placed before you start building.
Nothing is uploaded
The file is read and rendered inside your browser. It never reaches a server.
How to view a schematic
- 1Export a build with WorldEdit (//schem save), save it with a structure block, or download a schematic from a build site.
- 2Drag the .schem, .schematic or .nbt file onto the drop zone, or click it to browse your files.
- 3Drag to turn the build around and scroll to zoom. Blocks are drawn with real Minecraft textures.
- 4Check the panel for the build's width, height and length, and how many blocks it takes to place.
Frequently asked questions
- Which schematic formats are supported?
- Sponge .schem files from WorldEdit and FAWE (versions 1 to 3), legacy MCEdit .schematic files, and structure block .nbt files. Files can be up to 20 MB.
- Why are chests, signs or banners missing?
- The renderer skips block entities, so chests, signs, banners and similar blocks are left out. Every ordinary block is drawn normally.
- Can I open .litematic files?
- Not yet. Litematica uses its own format. Load the build in Litematica and export it as a .schem with WorldEdit, then open that file here.
- Is my schematic sent to a server?
- No. The file is parsed and drawn locally in your browser, and nothing about it is uploaded or stored.