Schemalook

What Schemalook is

Schemalook is a free online Minecraft schematic viewer and a set of browser tools for working with builds. Its 3D viewer opens .litematic, .schem, .schematic, and .nbt files, with orbit and zoom controls, shadow and day/night settings, and layer-by-layer viewing. It counts required materials and links each block to a wiki page with recipes and stats. Files remain on the user’s device unless a build is saved to a Schemalook library. Saved builds can be private, shared by link, or accessible to specific people, with download controls. Other tools turn PNG, JPG, and WebP images into schematics, generate map-art builds, suggest block palettes by texture colour, and convert schematic formats, including to Bedrock .mcstructure. Conversion can flag block replacements for older game versions. The pixel-art tool accepts files up to 10 MB and 4096 pixels per side, while map-art layouts can cover up to 4×4 maps. The viewer upload limit is 7 MB. Schemalook runs on the web, and its build workflow is export-only rather than direct placement in a game.

Who it suits

Schemalook suits Minecraft builders who want to preview, create, convert, or share schematic builds in a browser. Its block counts and wiki links may also help people gathering materials for manual building.

Limits

The free viewer accepts uploads up to 7 MB. The pixel-art tool accepts files up to 10 MB and 4096 pixels per side; map-art layouts support up to 4×4 maps.

Getting started

1. Open the Schemalook website in a web browser.
2. Upload a supported schematic file to view it in 3D, or choose one of the browser tools.
3. For pixel art, provide a PNG, JPG, or WebP image within the tool's size limits.
4. Use the converter to export a supported format, or save a build to your Schemalook library if desired.

Verdict

Schemalook combines a browser-based 3D viewer with tools for creating, converting, and sharing builds. Note the 7 MB viewer upload limit and export-only workflow if you need to move a build into a game.