Start anywhere.
Select the area you want to bring into Minecraft. Make a regional map or choose a full-world footprint.
MC Earth Maps · Version 1.0.0
A hometown, a country, or the whole planet. Turn real geography into your own Minecraft Java world with a dedicated Windows application.
$15 USD / month. Recurring subscription. Windows desktop.
Custom scales are subject to available memory, storage and generation time.
Beyond a ready-made map
Select the area you want to bring into Minecraft. Make a regional map or choose a full-world footprint.
Fine-tune terrain exaggeration, water depth, climate and detail. Real elevation and land-cover data form the foundation.
Reopen saved projects, restore settings and export worlds locally. App updates install automatically when the application is idle.
One subscription. Your creative workspace.
Generate custom worlds and receive application updates while your subscription is active.
Already subscribed? Download ↗Renews monthly until canceled. Your account is required at checkout and in the application.
After online verification, use your active subscription offline for up to 24 hours. Reconnect regularly to verify access.
Cancellation ends connected application access immediately. An existing offline license expires within 24 hours. See the terms and refund policy before purchase.
Good to know
No. It means you can enter a custom scale rather than choosing only from presets. Very detailed or full-Earth worlds can require substantial disk space, memory and generation time. Start with a small region and check the footprint estimate before generating.
This is a Windows desktop world generator. For a finished world you can download and install immediately, browse our ready-made Earth maps instead.
No. MC Earth Maps bundles its generation engine. You still need Minecraft Java to play the resulting world. Internet access is needed for sign-in, subscription verification and geographical data downloads.
Account-linked usage and diagnostics include a random installation ID, OS and app versions, jobs, exports and error signatures. Computer names, world contents and local file paths are not collected. See our privacy policy.