Minecraft Seed Generator
Generate random Minecraft seeds for Java and Bedrock, pick from a short list of curated seeds, turn any word into a Java seed and save the ones you like. It all runs in your browser.
Your seed will show up here
Press the button to draw one.
How to use this seed
- Java: Create New World, open the world settings and paste it into the Seed field.
- Bedrock: create a new world, scroll to the Seed field and paste it there.
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Random Minecraft seed generator for Java and Bedrock
A Minecraft seed is the number the game uses to build your world. The same seed gives the same terrain and biomes every time, so a seed is how you share a world or start a fresh one. This Minecraft seed generator gives you a random seed in one click, in the size your version accepts.
Use Random for a fresh number, Curated for a short list of seeds with notes on what to look for, or Seed tools to see what number a word or phrase becomes. Nothing is sent to a server, and saved seeds stay in your browser.
Pick the seed generator that fits your game
Random Minecraft seed generator
Random mode draws a whole number with your browser’s cryptographic random generator. Java accepts any number from −9,223,372,036,854,775,808 to 9,223,372,036,854,775,807, which gives 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 possible worlds.
Minecraft seed generator for Bedrock
Bedrock has taken 64-bit seeds since 1.18.30 and builds the same terrain and biomes as Java from the same seed. Structures, caves and mob spawns still differ between the editions. Older Bedrock and console versions only take 32-bit seeds, so choose 32-bit for them.
Minecraft seed generator for Java
Java Edition takes the full 64-bit range, so leave Random on 64-bit. Every number in that range is a valid seed, and 32-bit seeds work in Java too.
Text to seed converter
A word or phrase is also a valid seed. Java turns text into a number with String.hashCode(), which reaches only 4,294,967,296 worlds instead of 18,446,744,073,709,551,616. Seed tools shows the exact number your text becomes, so you can use it in Bedrock as well.
Curated Minecraft seeds
15 seeds with a short note on what to look for and the version they need. World generation changes between versions and the notes have not been re-checked against every release, so preview a seed on a seed map before you build.
How to use a Minecraft seed
Java Edition
- Open Singleplayer and choose Create New World.
- Open the world settings that include the Seed field (the World tab, or the extra world options in older versions).
- Paste the seed, then choose Create New World.
Bedrock Edition
- Open Play and create a new world.
- Scroll down to the Seed field.
- Paste the seed and choose Create.
Leave the Seed field empty and Minecraft picks a random seed for you. That is fine for a one-off world, but you will need the seed later if you want to share the world or rebuild it.
How to find the seed of an existing world
Already playing a world you like? You can read its seed and reuse it.
- Java Edition
- Type /seed in chat. It works in singleplayer even with cheats off.
- Bedrock Edition
- Open the world’s Edit World screen. The seed is shown there and can be copied.
- Text seeds
- If you typed a word, the seed is its hash number. Paste your word into Seed tools to see it.
What changes the world a seed builds
- Game version
- Whenever Mojang changes world generation, usually by adding biomes, the same seed can build different terrain. Use the version listed with a curated seed and check any other seed on a seed map for your version.
- Java or Bedrock
- Terrain and biomes match between the editions for 64-bit seeds, but structures, caves and mob spawns do not. A village you see on a Java seed map can be somewhere else in Bedrock.
- Numbers or text
- Numbers inside the 64-bit range are used as typed. Text, and numbers too large to fit, go through Java’s hash function and reach a smaller set of worlds.
- Seed size
- 64-bit seeds need Java or Bedrock 1.18.30 or newer. 32-bit seeds fit every version.
Why use this seed generator
Real randomness
Seeds come from the cryptographic random generator built into your browser, not Math.random. Every number in the chosen range is equally likely.
Nothing leaves your browser
No account, no upload, no server. Saved seeds live in your browser’s local storage.
Save what you like
Save any seed and it is still there next visit. Copy it in one click, or select the number by hand if your browser blocks the clipboard.
Works on every screen
Long seeds stay on one line on phones, and every control can be used with a keyboard.
How this Minecraft Seed Generator works
Random mode asks your browser’s cryptographic random number generator for two 32-bit values and joins them into one signed 64-bit whole number, the range Minecraft Java accepts. The 32-bit option keeps a single value, for older Bedrock and console versions.
Curated mode picks from a short built-in list and does not repeat a seed until every seed in the chosen category has been shown.
Seed tools follows the rule Minecraft Java uses for text: digits with an optional leading plus or minus sign inside the 64-bit range are used as typed, and anything else goes through Java’s String.hashCode() to make a 32-bit number.
Everything runs in your browser with client-side JavaScript. No account is needed, no seed is sent anywhere, and saved seeds stay in your browser’s local storage.
How to use this Minecraft Seed Generator
Pick a mode
Choose Random for a fresh number, Curated for a short list with notes, or Seed tools to turn a word into a seed.
Generate a seed
Press the button. Use 64-bit for Java and current Bedrock, or 32-bit if you play an older Bedrock or console version.
Copy or save it
Copy the number, or save it to keep it in this browser for later.
Paste it into Minecraft
Create a new world, paste the number into the Seed field and start playing.
Example Usage
Java Edition turns text into a number with String.hashCode(), so the same text always gives the same seed. Bedrock players paste the number.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Minecraft seeds work on both Java and Bedrock?
How does the random Minecraft seed generator work?
Is this an AI Minecraft seed generator?
Can a Minecraft seed be a word?
How many Minecraft seeds are there?
What are the curated seeds?
Why does my seed look different in a new version?
Does entering a seed disable achievements in Bedrock?
How do I find the seed of my current world?
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