How do I convert a .schematic to a .blueprint?

Drop the .schematic on this page, pick the Java release you play on, from 1.13 to 26.3, and download the .blueprint for Structurize.

Does it keep chests and entities?

Yes. Chest contents, sign text and other block entities carry over, and so do mobs, item frames and armor stands.

Will the blocks from my old build come through?

Yes. Each block is read as a Minecraft 1.12 block and mapped from its numeric ID to the release you pick.

Is it free, and do I need an account?

Yes. Converting is free and needs no account. Your file isn't stored.

Can I use the result on Bedrock?

For Bedrock, convert the same file to a Bedrock structure instead: https://schematicraft.com/convert/schematic-to-mcstructure

My file is from a newer release. Will it load in an older one?

Pick the release you play on. The file is written for that release, and any block that release does not have is replaced with the closest one or listed in the report.

Convert old .schematic to .blueprint online, free

Drop your .schematic here, check what carries over, and download a .blueprint for Structurize. Free, and your file is never stored.

Schematicraft converts old MCEdit .schematic files to .blueprint files for Structurize, written for any Java release from 1.13 to 26.3. Blocks are mapped from their old numeric IDs, and chests, signs and mobs carry over.

.schematicLegacy MCEdit, Javato.blueprintStructurize, Java

Almost everything carries over

Kept: Every block, mapped from its legacy ID
Kept: Chests, signs and other block entities
Kept: Mobs, item frames and armor stands
Not kept: The paste origin, which is reset to the build's lowest corner Not stored in .blueprint

Convert your file

Drop a schematic here or choose a file. Always free, no account needed.

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We record formats, blocks and versions, never your file.

What each format can store

Data	.schematic	.blueprint	Result
Block states	Legacy IDs	Yes	Mapped
Block entities	Yes	Yes	Kept
Entities	Yes	Yes	Kept
Biomes	No	No	In neither
Multiple regions	No	No	In neither
Scheduled ticks	No	No	In neither
Paste origin	Yes	No	Dropped

The Structurize and MineColonies blueprint format. Blocks, block entities, entities and items carry across.
Multi-region sources are merged into a single region, scheduled block and fluid ticks are dropped, and the build origin is not preserved.

Common questions

How do I convert a .schematic to a .blueprint?: Drop the .schematic on this page, pick the Java release you play on, from 1.13 to 26.3, and download the .blueprint for Structurize.
Does it keep chests and entities?: Yes. Chest contents, sign text and other block entities carry over, and so do mobs, item frames and armor stands.
Will the blocks from my old build come through?: Yes. Each block is read as a Minecraft 1.12 block and mapped from its numeric ID to the release you pick.
Is it free, and do I need an account?: Yes. Converting is free and needs no account. Your file isn't stored.
Can I use the result on Bedrock?: For Bedrock, convert the same file to a Bedrock structure instead: Convert .schematic to .mcstructure
My file is from a newer release. Will it load in an older one?: Pick the release you play on. The file is written for that release, and any block that release does not have is replaced with the closest one or listed in the report.

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