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Java to BedrockSchematic Converter

Convert Java Edition schematics into Bedrock .mcstructure files. Free, online, in your browser. No install, no account, no upload.

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Bring Java builds to Bedrock

The largest schematic libraries (Litematica, WorldEdit, vanilla structure files) all live on Java Edition. If you play on Bedrock, phone, console, or Realms, those files are locked away unless they're in a format Bedrock's structure block can read: .mcstructure.

Shulkr bridges the gap. Drop any Java schematic into the converter, pick .mcstructure, and download a file ready to load in-game. The conversion runs entirely in your browser. Your build never touches a server, and you don't need to install Minecraft, Litematica, or any plugin.

Supported Java formats

  • .litematic: the Litematica mod format, popular for survival building and community builds.
  • .schem: the Sponge / WorldEdit format, used widely on servers and building tools.
  • .nbt: the vanilla Java structure-block format.

When this is useful

  • You found a build you love on a Java community site and you want to use it on your Bedrock world, Realm, or server.
  • You play Bedrock on console or mobile and need a way to import schematics from the broader Java ecosystem.
  • You're building a Bedrock adventure map and want to drop in a pre-made structure from a Java source.
  • You want to preview a Java build in 3D before deciding whether it's worth converting and loading in-game.

Shulkr is fully client-side. Your schematic file is parsed and converted entirely in your browser and never leaves your device.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert a Java schematic to Bedrock?

Open the Shulkr converter, drop your .litematic, .schem, or .nbt file in, then pick .mcstructure as the target. Copy the resulting file to your Bedrock world and load it with a structure block.

Can you convert a .litematic to .mcstructure?

Yes. Litematica files are one of the three Java formats Shulkr accepts as input for Bedrock conversion, alongside .schem and .nbt. Drop the .litematic in, pick .mcstructure from the export menu, and you're done.

Can you convert .schem files to .mcstructure?

Yes. WorldEdit / Sponge .schem files convert to Bedrock .mcstructure the same way as any other Java format: drop the file in, export as .mcstructure.

Where do .mcstructure files go on Bedrock?

Save the downloaded file under your world's behavior pack at BP/structures/[namespace]/[name].mcstructure. Load it in-game by placing a structure block, switching to Load mode, and entering namespace:name.

Do I need to install anything to convert Java schematics to Bedrock?

No. Shulkr runs entirely in your browser. No Minecraft launcher, no Litematica mod, no WorldEdit plugin. The conversion happens client-side, so your files never leave your device.

Are my files uploaded to a server?

No. Everything runs entirely in your browser using WebGL and JavaScript. Your schematic files never leave your device.

Convert your Java schematic

Drop a .litematic, .schem, or .nbt file into the converter and download as .mcstructure.

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