Seed Map for Minecraft Bedrock & MCPE

Every Bedrock world grows from one number: the seed. This map reads that number the same way the game does and draws the world for you before you even load it. Type your seed (a word works too), pick the Bedrock version your world was made in, and the map fills in biomes, villages, strongholds, ruined portals, temples, shipwrecks, trial chambers and more. Switch to the Nether to find fortresses and bastions, or to the End for end cities and gateways. Tap any marker to get its coordinates and a ready-made /tp command you can paste into chat with cheats on. Moving between the Overworld and the Nether keeps your spot at the 1:8 portal scale, so it doubles as a portal planner. Slime chunks use Bedrock's own rule, which differs from Java's. Everything runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded, and the Copy link button saves the seed, version, place and zoom so a friend opens the same view.

How to use

1. Type your world's seed in the Seed box (find it in Settings → Game → Seed), or tap the dice for a random one, then tap Show map.
2. Pick the Bedrock version your world was created in, and choose Overworld, Nether or End.
3. Open Layers (below the map on a computer) and tick what you want to see; faded items appear once you zoom in closer.
4. Drag and pinch to explore, or type X and Z under Go to coordinates. Tap a marker for its coordinates and /tp command.
5. Tap Copy link to share the exact view with a friend.