Web tools
Features you can use right in your browser: generate trees, downgrade saves, and move schematics between your computer and the server. What each one needs is listed alongside.
Updated 2026-11
On this page
| Tool | What it's for | Needs |
|---|---|---|
| VoxelTree | Generating trees on the web | Community access |
| Version downgrade | Converting a Java save to an older version | No login |
| FAWE file site | Moving schematics between your computer and the server | Used with FAWE in game |
| Map console | Managing personal worlds | Community access |
VoxelTree
A tree generation workspace in the browser. Adjust the parameters, then click confirm to submit; results download as BP and SCHEM. It is currently a community beta: you need to be logged in, have Minecraft bound, and have approved community access.
Each successfully created tree counts toward your quota, failures don't, and editing the same tree doesn't count again.
Version downgrade
Converts a Minecraft Java save ZIP to an older version. The conversion runs on your computer and the save is not uploaded. It needs a desktop browser that can save local files, such as Chrome or Edge.
- Open the tool and choose the save ZIP.
- Enter the source version and a lower target version.
- Save the new file when conversion finishes.
- Only blocks missing from the target version are replaced. Crossing 1.13 writes legacy block IDs.
- Data packs are kept as they are and are not downgraded, so check them before opening the world.
- Decrypt encrypted ZIPs first.
FAWE file site
Upload and download schematics for use with FAWE.
Address: fawe.voxelutopia.com/faweupload. For how it works with the in-game commands, see FAWE.
Map console
Manage your personal worlds on the website: access type, member lists, download, upload and restore. Settings stay in sync with the game. See personal worlds and download, upload and restore.