Minecraft Biome Finder
Find any biome in your world: cherry groves, mushroom fields, ice spikes, pale gardens and every other one. The map shows the biomes around you, and the Find tab lists the nearest of the one you pick.
- Biomes
- Every Overworld, Nether and End biome of the version
- Search range
- Up to 16,384 blocks
- Heights
- Surface, Underground (Y 0) and Deep (Y −51)
- Editions
- Java, and Bedrock (beta)
Source: Minecraft Wiki
How to use it
- 1
Enter your seed
Type or paste your world's seed in the Seed box and pick the version you play. In Java Edition, type /seed in chat to see it. If you upgraded an old world, pick the version its chunks were generated in: chunks that already exist keep what they had.
- 2
Pick what to find
In the Find tab, pick one and press Find: you get the five nearest to the middle of the map, with coordinates.
- 3
Go there
Click a marker or a result to copy its coordinates or a /tp command, then paste it in the game.
Rare biomes worth searching for
Mushroom fields are islands far out in the ocean. Ice spikes are a rare form of snowy plains. Cherry groves grow on mountain slopes, and pale gardens are a rare form of dark forest added in Java 1.21.4. On the map they are easy to miss when zoomed out; the Find tab finds them for you.
Underground biomes
Lush caves, dripstone caves and the deep dark are underground, so they are not on the surface map. Under Biome height in the Layers tab, choose Underground to see the cave biomes at Y 0, or Deep for the deep dark at Y −51.
Checked against the game
We compared the map with the official Minecraft Java server on 20 held-out seeds: 1,198 of 1,200 biome points matched (Java 26.3 and 1.21.4). How we tested