Minutor is a free Minecraft mapping tool for Linux, macOS, and Windows. It creates two-dimensional maps that can be viewed offline, including maps for different dimensions, and supports markers and waypoints. Map appearance can be adjusted with options for lighting, hostile-mob spawning, cave mode, depth shading, biome colors, sea-ground mode, and rendering a single layer. Entity overlays mark positions and types with colored circles, and additional modes show Mob Spawners, Slime Chunks, and Inhabited Time. Search covers blocks and entities; block searches can show distribution by depth and export results as CSV. Map images can be exported as PNG files. The Pack Builder lets users add blocks, set their colors, and change their names. Minutor provides starter packs for the Direwolf 20, Mindcrack, and Ultimate Feed The Beast mods. Its version 26.3 supports Minecraft 26.3’s new chunk storage format and adds a choice of whether zoom follows the cursor or the window center. The project source is public on GitHub under the BSD-2-Clause license. Minutor says it does not collect or transfer personal data, though requests to GitHub and Mojang can be tracked by those services. Its GitHub definition-file check runs every seven days and can be turned off in Settings.
Who it is for
Minutor suits Minecraft players who want offline, two-dimensional maps with dimension maps, markers, and waypoints. Its block search, overlays, rendering choices, and Pack Builder also suit players who want to inspect or customize map details.
What is good
- Works on Linux, macOS, and Windows.
- Maps can be viewed offline and include dimensions, markers, and waypoints.
- Searches blocks and entities, with block results exportable as CSV.
- Exports map images as PNG.
- Pack Builder supports adding blocks and changing their colors and names.
- Public source code is licensed under BSD-2-Clause.
What to know first
- No free trial is offered.
- The definition-file check makes GitHub requests every seven days unless disabled.
- Some features make requests to GitHub and Mojang that those services can track.
Verdict
Choose Minutor if you want a free Minecraft map with offline viewing, search, overlays, and customizable block packs across desktop platforms. Its map and block-search exports are useful for taking results beyond the viewer. Consider its GitHub and Mojang requests if you prefer to avoid features that contact those services.
Get started with Minutor
- Visit the Minutor website.
- Get Minutor through the maker’s GitHub downloads.
- Choose the version for Linux, macOS, or Windows.
- Use the Pack Builder to add blocks, adjust colors, or change block names if needed.
- Turn off the GitHub definition-file check in Settings if you do not want that check.
Limits to know first
There is no paid plan or free-trial period listed; Minutor is offered as a free plan. The GitHub definition-file check runs every seven days by default, but can be disabled in Settings.
Questions about Minutor
How much does Minutor cost?
Minutor is free, with a free plan and no free trial.
Which platforms does Minutor support?
Minutor is available for Linux, macOS, and Windows.
Can Minutor maps be viewed offline?
Yes. Minutor supports offline map viewing, dimension maps, markers, and waypoints.
Can I export maps or search results?
Maps can be exported as PNG images. Block-search results can be exported as CSV.
Is Minutor open source?
The maker links to a public GitHub repository for the source code. The repository identifies the license as BSD-2-Clause.
Does Minutor collect personal data?
The project says it does not collect or transfer personal data. It also notes that GitHub and Mojang requests made by some features can be tracked by those services.
Compared on Minecraft world map viewers
- Free plan
- Yes
- Offline viewing
- Yes
- Dimension maps
- Yes
- Map view mode
- 2d
- Markers and waypoints
- Yes
