Shulkr

What Shulkr is

Shulkr is a browser-based catalog and toolkit for Minecraft schematics. The catalog can be searched and filtered by tag, version, size, or mods, and builds can be previewed in 3D before download. Its viewer supports layer-by-layer slicing, block picking, and measurements, and works on phones. The editor offers model-to-block import, parametric shapes, brushes, and region operations. A converter handles .litematic, .schem, .nbt, and .mcstructure files, including Java and Bedrock conversion; the analyzer reports dimensions, block counts, materials, required mods, and whether a schematic matches a published build. Build pages can include previews, material lists, versions, descriptions, and share links. Uploads may be public, link-only, or private. Browsing and downloading do not require an account, but uploading does. Files opened in the viewer, editor, and converter stay on the device unless explicitly uploaded or shared. Google and Discord sign-in are available, and Shulkr stores the email address and display name received from the sign-in provider. Shulkr is operated by Alter Labs.

Who it suits

Shulkr suits Minecraft builders who want to find, inspect, edit, convert, or analyze schematics in a browser. Browsing and downloading are available without an account, while publishing requires one.

Limits

The Free plan includes browsing, downloading, 3D viewing, publishing, and supported format conversion. Step-by-step build guides with materials and measurements, and an ad-free experience, are listed with Shulkr Plus at $4.99 a month.

Getting started

1. Visit https://www.shulkr.com/en.
2. Browse or download schematics without an account.
3. Open a file in the viewer, editor, or converter; files stay on your device unless you upload or share them.
4. Sign in with Google or Discord to upload a build.
5. Choose whether an uploaded build is public, link only, or private.
6. Choose Shulkr Plus at $4.99 a month for its build guide and ad-free experience.

Verdict

Shulkr combines schematic discovery with browser-based viewing, editing, conversion, and analysis. Its local-file handling and account requirements are worth noting before uploading or sharing builds.