Paste a seed to see its biomes, structures and terrain before you play — in 2D, or flown through in 3D.
Seed calculations run locally in your browser — your seed never leaves your device.
Hand-picked spawns grouped by the feature people look for — with biome-map previews.
Hand-picked spawns with a screenshot and a write-up of what is actually near them.
A low forest valley inside a ring of higher ground, with a village about 170 blocks from spawn.
A flat, snowy start with two villages about 288 blocks apart, a long walk south.
A flowery crater start with a pink cherry grove about 230 blocks away and an outpost close by.
A badlands spawn in a bowl of high ground, with an Ancient City about 330 blocks away.
You spawn on an Ice Spikes patch at y=110, with a quick Nether fortress run and a snowy village a few hundred blocks out.
A snowy coastal start with a village about 126 blocks out and an Ice Spikes patch a short trek beyond.
The ones people reach for most. All twenty are in the tools index.
Search thousands of seeds for your criteria — e.g. 5 villages within 1,000 blocks.
The nearest villages, strongholds, fortresses and more, with coordinates and distance.
Diamond & ore dig candidates with exact coordinates — Java, no mods.
Overworld ↔ Nether coordinates (÷8 and ×8) for linking portals. No seed needed.
Check any seed in seconds — the features around spawn, scored and graded.
Every stronghold and its End portal, plus the 8-ring overlay. No Eyes of Ender.
Highlight any biome — including cave biomes at Underground height.
Every bastion remnant in the Nether, with its type: treasure, bridge, stables or housing.
Highlight the new 26.2 cave biome on any seed — Java & Bedrock.
Dungeon spawners, and double or triple spawner spots for XP farms — plus witch huts.
Fly over your seed’s actual terrain in the browser before you play.
Preview a Terralith or Tectonic world — drop the pack ZIP, nothing uploaded.
ezseed collects the best Minecraft seeds for Java and Bedrock — a growing, hand-picked library where every seed comes with a spawn screenshot and a breakdown of what actually generates nearby. Open any of them, or paste your own seed, and the free in-browser map draws the world the way the game generates it — every biome, the terrain, and structures like villages, strongholds, ancient cities, ocean monuments, nether fortresses and end cities — so you can plan a base or a speedrun before you load the world once.
It is a seed finder too: ask a seed for the thing you need instead of scrolling the map for it. The village finder, stronghold finder, ancient city finder, nether fortress finder, slime chunk finder and ore finder all read the same world generation, and the 3D seed viewer shows the spawn area as terrain instead of a flat map.
Everything computes in your browser, on your own device — your seed is never sent to a server.
