Schem Canvas
Describe your next Minecraft build, preview it in 3D, and download a schematic to bring it into your Java world.
What do you want to build?
Pick an example, edit the idea, or let us give you a starting point.
Find your next Minecraft build
Explore Minecraft build ideas for castles, towers, bridges, and houses. Preview each design in 3D, then create a downloadable Minecraft schematic for Java Edition.
From description to Minecraft
Describe an idea, make it your own, and bring it into your world.
Describe
Choose one building and describe its style, materials, and approximate size.
Preview & adjust
Explore your build in 3D, check the details, and request changes in your project.
Download & import
Download a .schem file and import it into Minecraft Java with WorldEdit.
Better prompts, better builds
A clear idea gives your build a better starting point. Begin with one structure and a few details that matter.
Choose one structure
Start with a house, tower, bridge, or compact castle. One focused building is easier to refine.
Name the style and materials
Specify details such as stone walls, an oak frame, or a spruce roof to guide the result.
Give it a size and key features
Add a footprint, number of floors, and defining features such as an entrance, windows, or a courtyard.
A prompt to start with
One structure, exact dimensions, named materials, and key features.
Build an 11 × 15 single-storey house with white-concrete walls, a doorway, windows, and a blue gabled roof.
Before you start building
Answers about Minecraft versions, downloads, and what you can create.
Which Minecraft version is supported?
Exports target Minecraft Java Edition 1.20.1. Bedrock Edition is not currently supported. Test a downloaded build in a backed-up world before using it in your main world.
What file do I download, and how do I import it?
You receive a .schem file in Sponge v2 format. Use WorldEdit with a compatible Minecraft Java setup to load and paste it into your world. Follow the import guide →
Can I change a build before downloading it?
Yes. Inspect the 3D preview, review dimensions and materials, and request changes from your saved project before exporting the revision you want.
Can I generate an entire city or a giant build?
The generator works best with compact, geometric structures such as houses, towers, castles, and bridges. Entire cities, megabuilds, organic creatures, and exact logos are outside the current scope.
Can I turn an image into a Minecraft build?
The main generator starts from text. Reference-image generation for 3D buildings is not currently available. For flat artwork, use the separate image-to-pixel-art tool to create a wall or floor schematic.
Do I need an account, and is generation unlimited?
You can start with an anonymous session. Generation has usage limits, and AI availability depends on the current service capacity. Check the generator for your remaining allowance. Sign in with Google, when available, to keep your projects with your account.
Are my generated builds public?
Generated builds stay in your private project history. The public gallery contains preset examples; your projects are not automatically added to it.
Bring your next build idea to life
Start with one idea. Preview your build, refine the details, and take it into your Minecraft world.
