About Minecraft Schematic Converter
Convert Minecraft schematics between .litematic, .schem and .nbt formats instantly, right in your browser. Drag in a file, preview the build in 3D, pick a target format, and download, with no uploads, no waiting, and no software to install.
Supported formats
The converter reads and writes .litematic (Litematica), .schem (WorldEdit and FastAsyncWorldEdit / Sponge) and .nbt (vanilla structure block). The full block palette, including block states such as stair facing and log axis, is preserved during conversion.
.litematic vs .schem vs .nbt: which format to use
Use .litematic if you build with the Litematica mod, which overlays a ghost of the schematic in your world so you can place blocks by hand in survival. Use .schem for WorldEdit and FastAsyncWorldEdit, the standard for pasting a build instantly in creative or on a server. Use .nbt for vanilla structure blocks when you want to load a build with no mods at all. If you have a file in one format and your tool needs another, this converter bridges the gap.
Converting for Litematica, WorldEdit and structure blocks
Drag your file in, preview it in 3D to confirm it is the right build, then pick the target format and download. A .schem from a download site becomes a .litematic for survival building; a .litematic you made becomes a .schem to paste on your server; either becomes a .nbt to load through a structure block. Block orientations and states carry across, so stairs, logs, slabs and fences keep facing the right way.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I convert a .litematic to .schem?
- Drop your .litematic file onto the converter, choose .schem (WorldEdit / Sponge) as the target format, and click Convert & Download. The conversion happens instantly in your browser.
- Does the converter upload my file anywhere?
- No. All conversion happens locally in your browser, so your schematic is never sent to a server, so it stays completely private.
- Which schematic formats are supported?
- .litematic (Litematica), .schem (WorldEdit and FastAsyncWorldEdit / Sponge), and .nbt (vanilla structure blocks). You can convert freely between any of them.
- Will block orientations and states be kept?
- Yes. The converter preserves the full block palette including block-state properties such as facing direction and axis, so stairs, logs and slabs convert correctly.
- Is the schematic converter free?
- Yes, it is free and unlimited, with no account required.