A free Minecraft schematic maker

Build it in the Studio, Jabbertoon's free 3D builder, and take it into Minecraft as blocks: a house, a character, a rocket, or a whole town you can walk through. It runs in your browser with no account, and the file is made there from your build and saved where you choose.

Build it

  1. Open the Studio and start from one of its builds (a house, a car, a rocket, an animal, a person) or from a single shape, and grow and shape its parts.
  2. Colour each part: in Minecraft each one takes the block nearest its colour (concrete, wool, terracotta, planks, bricks and the rest).

Make the schematic

  1. Press ⬇ Export. Under For Minecraft, say how many blocks long its longest side is (40 to start), or tick Real size, a block a metre.
  2. Tick Hollow inside to keep only the walls, so there is room to walk in.
  3. Pick the file for your Minecraft:
    • Java (.schem), with WorldEdit or Litematica: put it in their schematics folder, then //schem load and //paste with WorldEdit, or load it from Litematica's menu.
    • Java, no mods (.nbt): put it in your world's generated/minecraft/structures folder, then /place template minecraft: and its name, or load it with a structure block (up to 48 blocks a side).
    • Bedrock and Minecraft Education (.mcstructure): a structure block, Load, Import.

Ask an AI to build it

Ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok or any AI assistant that can use tools to build it with the Jabbertoon tools. Its answer gives you a link that opens the build in the Studio with ⬇ Export showing, ready to take into Minecraft. How to connect your AI

A world or a whole town

A world you built in the 🌍 World tab goes to Minecraft from its Share panel, a block a block. A place to walk in 🎮 Game, with its houses, roads, paths and water, goes from its level's panel, every build where it stands at its own size, on grass. Minecraft Education is the edition schools use, so a class can build a town here and walk around it together there.

The same build also goes to a 3D printer, Blender or paper: see take your build out of the Studio.