Free & Browser-Based

Convert 3D Models into
Minecraft Schematics

Import GLB or GLTF models, voxelize them in your browser, and export as .schem for WorldEdit and Litematica. No install required.

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Supports: .glb .gltf .obj → .schem .litematic

How It Works

Three simple steps to turn any 3D model into Minecraft blocks.

  1. Step 01

    Upload Your Model

    Drag & drop any GLB, GLTF, or OBJ file. Your model loads instantly in the browser — nothing is uploaded to a server.

  2. Step 02

    Adjust & Preview

    Scale your model, set voxel resolution, and choose block palettes. See a real-time preview of the Minecraft blocks before exporting.

  3. Step 03

    Export Schematic

    Download your .schem file and load it directly into WorldEdit or Litematica. Compatible with Minecraft Java Edition.

Powerful Features

Everything you need to convert 3D models into Minecraft-ready schematics.

Multiple 3D Formats

Import GLB, GLTF, and OBJ files directly. Supports textured and colored models out of the box.

Real-Time 3D Preview

Orbit, zoom, and inspect your model before converting. See the voxelized result live in your browser.

WorldEdit & Litematica Export

Export as .schem (Sponge v3) for WorldEdit or .litematic for Litematica. Fully compatible with Minecraft Java.

100% Browser-Based

No downloads, no installs, no server uploads. Everything runs locally in your browser using WebGL.

Block Palette Control

Choose which Minecraft blocks to use. Match colors automatically or hand-pick your block palette.

Surface Optimization

Generate only the outer shell of your model. Removes hidden interior blocks to reduce schematic size.

Supported Formats

Import popular 3D formats, export Minecraft-compatible schematics.

Input Formats

.glb GL Transmission Format (Binary)

Most common web 3D format. Compact, includes textures.

.gltf GL Transmission Format

JSON-based 3D format with external binary data and textures.

.obj Wavefront OBJ

Legacy format supported by virtually all 3D software.

Output Formats

.schem Sponge Schematic v3

Modern format for WorldEdit. Used on most Java servers.

.litematic Litematica

Format for the Litematica mod. Popular for survival building guides.

.schematic Legacy Schematic

Classic MCEdit/WorldEdit format. Maximum compatibility with older tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about converting 3D models to Minecraft schematics.

How do I convert a 3D model to a Minecraft schematic?

Open the Schematics.club Editor, drag and drop your GLB, GLTF, or OBJ file, adjust the voxel resolution and scale, then click "Export Schematic." Your .schem file will download instantly — ready to import into WorldEdit or Litematica.

What 3D file formats are supported?

Schematics.club currently supports GLB (binary glTF), GLTF, and OBJ files. GLB is recommended for best results as it includes textures and materials in a single file. You can export GLB from Blender, SketchUp, or any 3D tool.

Is Schematics.club free to use?

Yes! The core conversion tool is completely free. Upload your model, voxelize it, and export your schematic at no cost. All processing happens in your browser — we don't even need a server.

What is a .schem file?

A .schem file is a Sponge Schematic v3 file — the modern standard for Minecraft Java Edition schematics. It stores a 3D arrangement of Minecraft blocks that can be pasted into your world using WorldEdit (//schematic load) or similar tools.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Schematics.club runs entirely in your web browser using WebGL. There's nothing to download or install. Just open the site and start converting. Works on Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari.

Can I use exported schematics with WorldEdit?

Absolutely. The .schem format is fully compatible with WorldEdit for Minecraft Java Edition. After downloading your schematic, place it in your server's /plugins/WorldEdit/schematics/ folder and use //schematic load to import it.

What Minecraft version are the schematics compatible with?

Schematics exported from Schematics.club are compatible with Minecraft Java Edition 1.13 and later. The block palette uses modern block states, so they work with all current Minecraft versions.

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Turn your 3D models into Minecraft schematics in minutes. No sign-up required — just open the editor and start converting.

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