Upload .schem, .schematic, or .litematic files to inspect size, metadata, layer slices, and a 3D map preview before pasting in-game.
Open WorldEdit .schem, legacy .schematic, or Litematica .litematic files to inspect size, block counts, and 2D/3D previews.
Switch between a top-down layer slice and an interactive 3D map of solid blocks.
3D preview needs block data from this file. Dimensions are still shown above.
Upload Minecraft WorldEdit .schem, legacy .schematic, or Litematica .litematic files to inspect dimensions, block counts, and a simple layer preview before you paste a build on your server.
Large schematics can spike TPS, overflow WorldEdit limits, or not fit the plot you reserved. Opening the file here shows size and palette information so you know what you are about to paste.
Use the layer slider for a top-down slice when block data is available, export metadata as JSON for records, and re-download the original file when you need to move it between machines.
Builders share .schem from WorldEdit/FAWE and .litematic from Litematica. This viewer accepts those common formats in the browser without installing extra desktop apps on every staff PC.
If a file fails to parse, re-export from the editor or unwrap a zip that only contains the schematic. Exotic or corrupted files may show dimensions without a full preview.
Confirm the paste fits protected regions, raise WorldEdit limits if needed, and paste on a test world first for huge builds. Tell players when a large paste might cause a short lag spike.
Keep originals in a staff folder with the metadata export so you know who uploaded what and how big it was.
