For .litematic and .schem files

A studio for Minecraft schematics

Open a .litematic file and look at it in 3D, even when it has millions of blocks. The app sorts the build into parts, you can edit it, and it renders pictures with real light and shadows. An AI assistant can do all of that for you through MCP.

Open the web versionDesktop app, coming soon

The editor with the Build workspace open on an example village

54 Mvoxels in one tested build

30tools for AI assistants

4file formats

2languages

What you can do with it

Made for builds that are too big to check by hand.

Look at huge builds

Real block shapes and textures, a floor plan view and a fly mode. We tested it with a build of 54 million voxels.

Finds the parts

Ground, domes, towers, walls, roofs, glass, trees: the app recognises them on its own. Then you select a whole tower with one click.

Edit like a builder

Move, copy, mirror and rotate. Put on a roof, age the stone with moss, place torches where monsters could spawn. Every step can be undone, and you can save snapshots.

Pictures with real light

Sun, clouds, shadows, water that reflects and bends light. A denoiser smooths the grain, and a slider shows before and after.

Reads what you have

.litematic (even with many regions), .schem, .nbt structures and zip files. Saves as .litematic or .schem.

English or German

The whole interface comes in both languages. It is laid out like a 3D program: workspaces on top, tools on the left, settings on the right.

Examples

All pictures were rendered in the app.

Rendered village by a river in daylight — **Village by the river**The roofs, the moss and the torches come from the app's own tools.

Rendered village at sunset with long shadows — **Sunset**The river reflects the sky.

Rendered village at night with torches — **Night**The app placed the torches so that no monster can spawn.

Rendered dark castle under an overcast sky — **Shadow Keep**A dark castle made of millions of blocks.

Rendered mosque with blue domes and minarets — **Blue Mosque**A build by VotMaf.

Textures with depth

A labPBR texture pack adds relief and shine. Drag the handle to compare.

The same village rendered with a labPBR texture pack

The village rendered with plain textures

Plain texturesWith a labPBR pack

Get VanitasPBR Open the web version

VanitasPBR is made by someone else and lives on Modrinth. In the web version, one click in the Render tab loads it for you.

Let an AI help you build

Litematic Studio talks MCP, an open standard. Any AI assistant or app that supports MCP can use it directly.

The assistant looks at your build, finds its parts, puts on a roof, lights dark corners and sends you a picture. Before it tries something risky, it can take a snapshot.

You stay in charge. You both work on the same model, and every step can be undone.

What is in my village? Can monsters spawn anywhere?

Let me look.

auto_group13 groups: ground, trees and plants, walls, trim, windows and glass, and more

lighting0 dark spots. Nothing can spawn.

Your village has 13 parts and it is fully lit. Want to see it at night?

Yes please!

render960 by 540 pixels, 128 samples

The village at night, rendered by the assistant

An example conversation. The numbers come from the example village.

How it works

1
Open
Drag a .litematic, .schem, .nbt or zip file into the window.
2
Sort and edit
Let the app find the parts, pick what you need, change it.
3
Render and save
Make a picture or an animation, then save the schematic.

Get it

The web version is ready to use. The desktop app follows later.

Desktop app

For Windows, macOS and Linux. It updates itself, and MCP is built in.

Coming soon

Web version

Runs in your browser, and nothing gets uploaded. The first time, it fetches the block textures straight from Mojang and remembers them.

Open the web version

Source code

Will be published here when it is ready.