Minecraft Seed Map – How to Use The Tool to Find Rare Biomes and Structures

Have you ever found yourself stuck trying to locate a specific Minecraft biome? Perhaps you wanted to find your first elytra, and you explored it for over two real-life hours with no luck? Well, then you must learn about an easy-to-use Minecraft tool called Chunk Base Seed Map. It lets you simply use a seed code and shows your entire world and all its features. This guide will help you learn how to use the seed map in Minecraft, so let’s jump straight in.

How Do You Find Out Your Minecraft Seed Code

Before we use the Seed Map tool, you first need to find your Minecraft seed code. You can do this in just a couple of steps in both Minecraft versions. After you find the code, copy it and visit the Chunk Base website. Once done, follow our Chunk Base seed map guide below for all the help you need.

How to Use Minecraft Seed Map to Find Locations

The seed map tool lets you view your Minecraft world, its biomes, and all of its structures in three dimensions. You also get to see underground and other terrain features. While learning how to use the Minecraft seed map tool might seem hard, it’s pretty easy.

While on the site, you can locate specific features by clicking on the Apps button at the top, but we recommend you stick to the map seed option, which shows all features at once. You can access it in the Recent tab on the right.

Now, follow the steps below to use the online seed map in Minecraft:

1. Insert Minecraft Seed Code, Version Name, and Dimension

• When you access the Seed Map tool, you will see a section to insert a world seed code and Minecraft version, as well as to choose the current dimension you’re viewing.
• So, take your world’s seed code and paste it here. Don’t forget to select the game version, which can be Java or Bedrock, as well as any specific update.

2. Select the Terrains or Structures You Want to View

• Below, you can see the icons representing structure or terrain features, such as Woodland Mansion.
• Expand this section to see all icons and their names.
• Enable and disable the icons based on your needs.

3. Interact with the Minecraft Seed Map

• Under the icons, there is a window that showcases the map of your world. You can zoom in or out and move around to view the map.
• If the icon for a Mansion is enabled, you’ll see all the mansion structures on the map represented by the same icon.
• Click on any icon to view and copy its coordinates. When you just hover over the map, you’ll see the Minecraft biome name below the window on the right and the exact coordinates of the location on the left.
• Around the map window, you’ll see the X and Z arrows and more coordinates.
• Below this window, you can highlight specific biomes, insert coordinates for a custom location, select surface, underground, and bottom levels, and enable terrain and grid lines.
• This way, you can find specific Minecraft biomes using the seed map.

All Features of the Minecraft Seed Map Tool

To sum it up, the Minecraft seed map tool allows you to:

• View the size, layout, and coordinates of surface and underground biomes.
• Find the coordinates of any structure that you want.
• Find specific terrain feature coordinates like amethyst geodes, slime chunks, giant ore veins, and lava pools.
• Insert your current coordinates and find a way back to your base easily.
• See if the terrain is flat, short, jagged, or tall.

The Chunk Base seed map is a useful tool that can save a lot of time and help you get back to your base if you’re lost. This was just a surface overview of the tool, so keep messing with it to learn all of its features. Some players see using the seed map as cheating, though it really doesn’t matter in single-player worlds.

What is the Difference between Minecraft Java and Bedrock Seeds

We all know that there are some differences between the Java and Bedrock editions that don’t really affect the gameplay. One of them is the way seeds work in both editions. In Minecraft Java, seeds are 64-bit and come inside the range: -4294967295 to 4294967296. While Minecraft Bedrock seeds are of 32-bit in nature and come within the range: -2147483647 to 2147483648.

So, you might wonder whether there are seeds that might produce the same world for both Java and Bedrock. Well, you are partially correct, and I’ll explain how it works in simple words here:

• Every Bedrock seed is reproducible in Java; however, it’s not completely true vice versa.
• Every Bedrock positive set of seeds from 0 to 2147483648 will produce the same world in the Java edition.
• Every Bedrock negative set of seeds from -2147483647 to -1 must be added with the number 4294967296 to produce the same world in Java.
• All positive seeds outside the range 0 to 2147483648 and all negative seeds in Java are not reproducible in Bedrock.

Top 10 Minecraft Seeds in 2025

Here, we have listed down select Minecraft seeds, including some unique landscapes, loot structures right near the spawn point, beautiful biomes clumped together, and more. So, make sure you check them out once you have understood how to use the seed map tool above:

Seed	Seed Significance	Spawn Area
6332276367529012205	Parkour Test Seed	Savanna
6942710633571786	Meadow surrounded by snow-capped hills	Meadow
4189766944005904899	Twin Valleys for duos	Plains
-8835771403880819269	A massive Lush cave	Plains
712262452098460	Two villages on a Lake	Plains
2482490754905255652	Underground desert temple	Old Growth Pine Taiga
37021689	Spooky Village near Pale Garden	Plains
-5718692343027408650	Massive cherry blossom spawn	Plains
3477968804511828743	Hardcore Woodland Mansion	Dark Forest
5154957738255504112	Close Bastion and Nether Fortress together	Taiga

That said, we hope you know how to use the Minecraft seed map tool. You may also find random seed maps using this site so that you can find your own perfect seed. That said, do you now know how to use the tool using our Chunk Base seed map guide? Let us know in the comments below.