Minecraft Seed Map

Open the in-game chat and type /seed. In Java Edition this works in single-player and on servers where you have permission. On Bedrock, check world settings or the seed field when creating or editing the world. Copy the number into the seed box above to load the map.

Markers use seed generation and structure finders for the selected edition and version. They show likely positions, not a live loaded world. Always match Java or Bedrock and the closest game version, then verify important spots in creative or spectator before a long survival trip.

Yes. Keep the Overworld selected, enable the Ancient City or Trial Chamber layer, and pan the map. Ancient Cities sit in deep dark regions and may be far from spawn; use the marker coordinates as a plan, then check underground in-game.

Depending on edition and dimension, markers can include villages, mansions, strongholds, Ancient Cities, trial chambers, ocean monuments, temples, shipwrecks, ruined portals, outposts, nether fortresses, bastions, end cities, and more. Turn layers on only for what you need so the map stays readable.

Yes. Switch the edition control to Bedrock, pick a Bedrock version, and use the Bedrock structure list. Java and Bedrock do not always place the same structures on the same seed.

Yes. Use the share control to copy a link with the current seed, edition, version, and map center so others open the same view.