Minecraft Bedrock Seed Map

This map opens on Bedrock Edition by default. Type any Bedrock seed above, then drag and zoom to find villages, woodland mansions, ancient cities, trial chambers, strongholds and more, with exact X / Z coordinates. It runs in your browser and covers Bedrock 1.16 to 1.21 on every platform: phone, tablet, Windows, Xbox, PlayStation and Switch.

Why Bedrock needs its own map

Since 1.18, Java and Bedrock generate identical terrain from the same seed, but they place structures differently. For seed 8585 the woodland mansion is at (312, 248) on Java and (280, 104) on Bedrock. A Java seed map will show you the right biomes and the wrong structures, so make sure the version menu says Bedrock before you trust any coordinate.

How to find your Bedrock seed

Open the world’s settings from the world list and look under Game: the seed is shown there. If cheats are on, typing /seed in chat prints it too. Seeds can be negative; paste the minus sign as well.

What the map marks on Bedrock

Villages, woodland mansions, ocean monuments, strongholds, ancient cities, trial chambers, desert pyramids, jungle temples, igloos, witch huts, pillager outposts, shipwrecks, ruined portals, trail ruins, buried treasure and the world spawn. Switch the dimension menu to see nether fortresses and bastions in the Nether, and end cities in the End.

Supported versions

Java: Java 1.21 · Java 1.20 · Java 1.19 · Java 1.18 · Java 1.17 · Java 1.16 · Java 1.13 · Java 1.8 · Java 1.21 (LB) · Java 1.18 (LB) · Java 1.13 (LB)
Bedrock: Bedrock 1.21 · Bedrock 1.20 · Bedrock 1.19 · Bedrock 1.18 · Bedrock 1.17 · Bedrock 1.16

Structures the map marks

Overworld: Spawn · Village · Mansion · Ocean Monument · Stronghold · Shipwreck · Ancient City · Trial Chamber · Desert Pyramid · Jungle Temple · Igloo · Witch Hut · Pillager Outpost · Ruined Portal · Trail Ruins · Buried Treasure · Ocean Ruins · Mineshaft · Dungeon · Amethyst Geode
Nether: Nether Fortress · Bastion Remnant
The End: End City

Shareable link format

/seed-map?seed=<seed>&v=<edition>:<version> — for example /seed-map?seed=151658&v=java:102100

How Java and Bedrock differ

Biome generation was unified in 1.18+, so the terrain for a given seed is pixel-identical across editions — that is not a bug. What differs is structure placement, which uses per-edition RNG. For seed 8585 the woodland mansion sits at (312, 248) on Java but (280, 104) on Bedrock. Judge an edition switch by structure positions, not by comparing terrain screenshots.