Format guides

Know what your schematic
file contains.

Schematic Studio opens seven inputs (.litematic, .schem, .schematic, .nbt, .mcstructure, a Java world .zip and single .mca regions) and writes Sponge .schem. Six guides explain where each format comes from, what the viewer and converter keep, and the limits; worlds and .mca share one.

.litematicLitematica

Open .litematic builds without launching Minecraft, inspect regions and materials, then capture consistent six-angle previews.

.schemSponge / WorldEdit

Inspect modern Sponge schematic files in 3D, review block states and export clean renders directly in your browser.

.schematicLegacy MCEdit

Preview older MCEdit schematics and map supported legacy numeric block IDs to modern Minecraft block names.

.nbtJava structure

Inspect Java Edition structure .nbt files with their palette, blocks and relative placement preserved.

.mcstructureBedrock structure

Preview supported Bedrock structure files in the browser and inspect their basic little-endian palette and block layout.

world → .schemJava world import

Import a zipped Java world or Anvil region, choose exact bounds and export only the area you need as a Sponge .schem file.