Minecraft schematic viewer

Open a Minecraft schematic in your browser. Rotate the build, inspect individual layers and check the material list without launching the game.

How to use it

  1. 01

    Choose a file

    Drop a schematic or select a local file. The first run loads the parser and preview resources; your file is processed in the browser.

  2. 02

    Inspect the build

    Rotate, zoom or change cameras. Check individual layers and locate materials from the block list.

  3. 03

    Check and save

    Review materials, versions and modded blocks. Convert or split the structure if needed, then download a copy.

From the whole build to a single layer

Use the orbit camera for the exterior or free camera for the interior. Multi-layer mode shows the build up to your selected height; single-layer mode isolates one level. Dimension guides help you check the footprint and height.

Materials and source data

Search parsed materials by name or block ID and locate them in the structure. Inspect source data to check NBT fields. Modded blocks need available models and textures to display correctly; a missing model does not mean the block is absent from the source.

Your file stays local

Opening a local schematic does not publish it. Replacement, cropping and conversion work on a browser-held copy, not your original file. Test downloaded results in a backed-up world before using them in a build.

Common questions

How do I open a litematic file without Minecraft?

Open the viewer and choose your .litematic file. Use the orbit camera to rotate it, then select Single layer to inspect a floor. The same viewer reads supported .schem, .schematic, NBT, .mcstructure and Building Gadgets files.

Can I view and export the schematic material list?

Yes. After parsing, open Materials to search block names or IDs and export the list as CSV. Material analysis is available separately from the 3D view, so you can check it even when your device cannot render the whole build.

Does the viewer simulate redstone or Create machines?

No. It shows the structure, not Minecraft redstone, fluid or mechanical logic. Test the build in the required game version with the relevant mods.

Can it preview any size of schematic?

Device memory, browser limits and graphics capabilities affect large builds. Check materials first, reduce visible layers or split the file. Not every device can render every structure.