Mine View Tool

What Mine View Tool is

Mine View Tool is a free web viewer for exploring Minecraft worlds as maps and three-dimensional environments. Upload a .mcworld file, a .zip file for a Java world, or files from a Bedrock world’s db folder to view the game world’s surface, caves, or underwater terrain. You can choose a resource such as Diamond Ore or Ancient Debris and see its location highlighted. Controls let you rotate, pan, and zoom, move with arrow keys, or click a map location to jump there. The viewer can also show the Nether and the End when those dimensions are present in the uploaded files, and it supports both 2D and 3D map views.

Uploads must be no larger than 200 MB. The home page says uploaded files are kept for up to 24 hours. The privacy policy describes storage on a server accessed through a unique random ID, periodic deletion, and no transfer to third parties. It also says the provider uses commercially acceptable protection measures but cannot ensure absolute security. The policy describes Google Analytics and transmission of related data, including IP addresses, to Google in the United States. Mine View Tool is based in Bucharest, Romania. Its terms bar automated-script use and say the service is not available to people under 18.

Who it suits

Mine View Tool suits Minecraft players who want to inspect a world’s surface, caves, underwater areas, or resource locations in a browser. It can also suit players with world files containing Nether or End dimensions who want to view those maps.

Limits

The free plan allows uploads up to 200 MB. Uploaded files are stored for no more than 24 hours according to the home page.

Getting started

1. Open https://mineviewtool.com/.
2. Choose a supported Minecraft world file: a .mcworld file, a Java-world .zip, or files from a Bedrock world’s db folder.
3. Upload game files no larger than 200 MB.
4. Use the viewer controls to explore the surface, caves, or underwater landscape and select resources to highlight their locations.

Verdict

Choose Mine View Tool if you want a free browser viewer for Minecraft world maps, underground areas, and resource locations. Its file-size cap and prohibition on automated-script use may make it unsuitable for larger worlds or scripted workflows.