BedrockMap

BedrockMap turns Minecraft Bedrock and Java world files into interactive web maps. Upload a Bedrock .mcworld or Java Edition .zip world, up to 20GB, and the service maps the Overworld, Nether, and End for switching between dimensions. The viewer provides panning, zooming, touch gestures, coordinates, and options to change block colors, render size, zoom scale, grid display, thumbnails, and marker styles. The free plan allows one world upload, two renders per day, a 1500x1500 block render area, three zoom levels, and public sharing links. Premium is listed at $4 a month; the pricing note says paid plans start at $5/mo and shows $5/month with a 20% saving. Premium adds more uploads, larger render areas, more daily renders and zoom levels, private maps, and live player tracking. Its Timelines feature keeps past renders for revisiting and comparison. Auto-Sync can retrieve server backups over SFTP, FTP, or FTPS, or receive API Push uploads. BedrockMap says uploaded world data is not shared with third parties and that it is not an official Minecraft product or associated with Mojang.

BedrockMap offers map creation for both Bedrock and Java worlds, with dimension switching and customization. Review the free plan's render limits and the Bedrock addon restriction before choosing a plan.

It suits Minecraft Bedrock or Java players and server operators who want interactive maps of world files. Premium server tools are intended for users who want syncing or live player tracking.

Overview

BedrockMap turns Bedrock and Java world files into interactive maps that open in a web browser. It suits players and server operators who want a shareable view of a world, especially those who need dimension switching or live server information. Its free tier covers occasional rendering, while larger maps and server features require Premium.

Uploads can be Bedrock .mcworld or Java Edition .zip files up to 20GB. The viewer maps the Overworld, Nether, and End, with panning, zooming, touch gestures, coordinates, and dimension switching. BedrockMap says private maps are accessible only to their owner and authorized users, and uploaded world data is not shared with third parties. It is not an official Minecraft product and is not approved by or associated with Mojang.

Key features

Maps you can tailor

Block colors, render size, zoom scale, grid display, thumbnails, and marker styles are adjustable. That makes the map more useful for different viewing and sharing needs than a fixed render, though the free plan's three zoom levels and 1,500x1,500-block area constrain how much of a large world can be explored at once.

Server tools

Premium adds live player tracking and marker creation through in-game addons or plugins for Bedrock and Java servers; Java guides cover Paper, Spigot, and Fabric. The Bedrock addon requires a Bedrock Dedicated Server, so it is not suitable for Realms or single-player worlds. Premium Auto-Sync can retrieve server backups over SFTP, FTP, or FTPS, or accept API Push uploads from a server script. Its guides say transfer passwords are encrypted with AES-256-GCM, API Push keys stay on the user's server while BedrockMap stores a hash, and setup tokens expire after 15 minutes and work once.

Saved renders

Premium Timelines keep earlier renders as separate versions to revisit and compare. This is useful when a server operator wants to track changes over time; it is not part of the free tier.

Pricing

The Free plan costs $0/forever. It allows one world upload, a 1,500x1,500-block render area, two renders per day, three zoom levels, public sharing links, standard quality without shadows, normal queue priority, and BedrockMap branding. It is a reasonable way to map a modest world occasionally, but daily render limits and public sharing make it a poor fit for frequent updates or private maps.

Premium costs $4/month, billed monthly; the pricing note also gives a $5/month reference price and says “Save 20%.” It includes 10 world uploads, a 30,000x30,000-block render area, 20 renders per day, up to seven zoom levels, unlimited markers, HD quality with shadows, live player tracking, private maps, high-priority rendering, file retention, and no branding. The larger render area and private maps make it the stronger choice for active or larger worlds, while the 20-render daily cap still matters for frequent rerendering. Premium can be canceled anytime, with access continuing through the current billing period. A 7-day trial is offered.

Platforms

BedrockMap is listed for Android, iOS, Linux, web, and Windows. Its 2D map viewer supports touch gestures as well as panning and zooming.

Who it's for

Choose BedrockMap for browser-based maps of Bedrock or Java worlds, particularly if you want customizable views, multiple dimensions, or a path from occasional free renders to server-oriented tracking and synchronization. It is less suitable if you need Bedrock live tracking on Realms or a single-player world, or if the free tier's small render area and public-only sharing do not meet your needs.

Pros and cons

• Pros: One service handles Bedrock and Java uploads up to 20GB and maps all three dimensions.
• Pros: Premium combines a 30,000x30,000-block area with private maps, live tracking, and automatic server update options.
• Pros: Auto-Sync offers several transfer routes, with documented credential protections.
• Cons: Free renders are limited to 1,500x1,500 blocks, two per day, and three zoom levels.
• Cons: Free sharing is public, and free maps use standard quality without shadows and carry branding.
• Cons: The Bedrock Premium addon excludes Realms and single-player worlds.

Alternatives

For more options, browse Minecraft World Map Viewers.

• mcview is a free alternative for readers seeking an option listed for iOS, macOS, and Windows.
• Bedrock Viz is a free, GPL-2.0-licensed alternative specifically for Minecraft Bedrock worlds, with Linux, macOS, web, and Windows platforms.
• The Explorer's Friend is a free, MIT-licensed server-side map mod or plugin for readers who want a server-side option across Linux, macOS, web, Windows, API, or self-hosted use.
• BlueMap is a free alternative for Java Edition worlds; server plugin or mod use requires Java 25+, while standalone CLI documentation lists Java 21+.
• Mapcrafter is a free, GPL-licensed option for readers whose worlds use Anvil format and who can work with its Minecraft 1.6 resource-pack requirement.
• Pl3xMap is a free, MIT-licensed alternative downloadable from Modrinth.
• squaremap is a free Minecraft server plugin or mod that requires a supported platform.
• uNmINeD is another free alternative.

Verdict

BedrockMap is a strong fit for players and server operators who want customizable browser maps for both Bedrock and Java, with Premium available for larger renders, private sharing, and server updates. Its free plan is useful for trying a small world, but the render and sharing limits are substantial; look elsewhere if you need Bedrock live tracking on Realms or single-player worlds.