BedrockMap

Overview

BedrockMap converts Minecraft world files into interactive 2D maps that can be viewed on the web. It accepts Bedrock .mcworld files and Java Edition .zip worlds up to 20GB, then maps the Overworld, Nether, and End as dimensions users can switch between. Maps can be shared publicly or, with Premium, kept private for the owner and authorized users.

The viewer supports panning, zooming, touch gestures, coordinate display, and dimension switching. Users can adjust block colors, render size, zoom scale, grid display, map thumbnails, and marker styles. BedrockMap states that uploaded world data is not shared with third parties. It is not an official Minecraft product and is not approved by or associated with Mojang.

Key features

World maps and customization

World uploads produce maps across all three dimensions. Customization settings let users change how blocks are colored and how much of the world is rendered, as well as configure zoom, grid display, thumbnails, and marker appearance. The free plan includes two renders per day, a 1,500x1,500-block render area, three zoom levels, and standard quality without shadows.

Server maps and live information

Premium supports live player tracking and marker creation through in-game addons or plugins for Bedrock and Java servers. Java server guides list Paper, Spigot, and Fabric. The Bedrock Premium addon has a narrower scope: it requires a Bedrock Dedicated Server and does not work with Minecraft Realms or single-player worlds.

Timelines and Auto-Sync

Premium Timelines keep prior renders as separate versions for users to revisit and compare. Auto-Sync can retrieve server backups over SFTP, FTP, or FTPS, or take API Push uploads from a server script. The Auto-Sync guide says transfer passwords are encrypted with AES-256-GCM; API Push keys remain on the user's server while BedrockMap stores a hash. Setup tokens expire after 15 minutes and can be used only once.

Pricing

BedrockMap is freemium, with a free plan and a 7-day trial. The Free plan costs 0.00 USD per free, billed at $0/forever. It permits one world upload, two renders per day, a 1,500x1,500-block render area, three zoom levels, public sharing links, standard quality without shadows, normal render queue priority, and BedrockMap branding.

Premium is listed at 4.00 USD per month, billed at $4/month; the pricing note also lists $5/month Save 20%, and paid access is noted as from $5/mo. Premium includes 10 world uploads, a 30,000x30,000-block render area, 20 renders per day, up to seven zoom levels, unlimited markers, HD quality with shadows, live player tracking, private maps, high-priority rendering, file retention, and no branding. Premium is billed monthly and can be canceled anytime; access continues until the current billing period ends.

Platforms

BedrockMap is listed for Android, iOS, Linux, web, and Windows. Its maps are web-based, and the viewer is a 2D map.

Who it's for

BedrockMap is suited to Minecraft Bedrock and Java players who want to browse a rendered world, switch between dimensions, or share a map. Its Premium server features are relevant to server operators who want live player positions, markers, or automated map updates. Bedrock server owners should note the Dedicated Server requirement and the lack of support for Realms and single-player worlds.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Supports Bedrock and Java worlds up to 20GB; maps all three dimensions; offers map customization, markers, and a free plan; Premium adds private maps, timelines, Auto-Sync, and live player tracking.
• Cons: The free plan limits uploads, render area, daily renders, and zoom levels, and includes branding. The Bedrock Premium addon is limited to Bedrock Dedicated Servers.

Alternatives

For more options, browse Minecraft World Map Viewers. Other listed tools include The Explorer's Friend, Dynmap, Mapcrafter, Worldlens, uNmINeD, BlueMap, Bedrock Viz, and Minutor.

Verdict

BedrockMap combines cross-edition world rendering with dimension switching, map customization, and server-oriented Premium tools. The free plan offers a way to create and share maps, but its render and upload limits may make Premium more suitable for larger or frequently updated worlds. Server owners considering live tracking or Auto-Sync should check the relevant setup requirements, especially the Bedrock Dedicated Server restriction. BedrockMap's guides invite users who need more help to contact its support team.