Stonecut Studio

Describe a Minecraft map. Get it built.

Write what you want in plain words. An AI builds it block by block, you fly around it in your browser, and you download a schematic that loads with WorldEdit on any server.

Start a mapTry the viewer
Example prompt
“A walled harbour town on a rocky coast, with a lighthouse, three wooden docks and a market square.”

Mountain of the Titans

A valley of giant statues, then stairways and bridges that climb a 576 by 640 block mountain to a throne at the top.

Open the page for Mountain of the Titans

From one sentence to a file you can paste

  1. 1

    Describe it

    Say what you want in your own words: the setting, the size, the buildings, the feel. One sentence is enough to start.

  2. 2

    Watch it build

    The AI places blocks with map tools only. Each step shows up as it happens, and you can cancel at any time.

  3. 3

    Fly around, ask for changes

    Look around in your browser, like spectator mode. Then ask: “make the bridge longer”, “add torches along the wall”. Each change saves a new version.

  4. 4

    Download and paste

    Download a .schem file and paste it into your world with WorldEdit.

One standard file. Any server.

Maps download as a Sponge schematic (.schem), the format WorldEdit and FastAsyncWorldEdit load. Any server that runs WorldEdit can paste it, with vanilla gameplay or a full modpack. No mod of ours is needed.

  • Paper
  • Spigot
  • Fabric
  • Forge
  • NeoForge
  • Singleplayer
Put the file in WorldEdit’s schematics folder, stand where you want it, then run:
//schem load harbour-town
//paste
[CONTENT NEEDED] Screenshot of the studio: a finished map in the viewer with the prompt panel beside it.

See it before you paste it

The studio draws your map right in the browser. Fly with WASD and the mouse, like spectator mode, or with a stick and a drag on a phone. Big maps stay smooth because only the parts that changed are redrawn.

Try the viewer on a sample map

What it does not do yet

Worth knowing before you start.

Vanilla blocks only
Maps use standard minecraft: blocks so they load anywhere. Modded blocks may come later.
Changes are made in words
You change a map by asking for it. Placing blocks by hand in the browser is not available yet.
Java Edition
The file targets the current Java Edition release. Bedrock is not supported.
Blocks only
A map is made of blocks. Mobs, chest contents and other game data are not part of it.

Questions

Do I need to install a mod?
Not one of ours. To paste the file you need WorldEdit or FastAsyncWorldEdit, on your server or in singleplayer.
Can the AI do anything besides build?
No. It only has tools that write blocks into your map. It has no access to your server, your computer or the internet, and it does not chat.
Who can see my maps?
Only you. Maps are private to your account.
Why does the viewer look different from the game?
We draw every block in one flat colour, because Minecraft’s textures are not ours to ship. The blocks in your download are the real ones.

Start with one sentence

Describe the map you want, then change it by asking.

Start a map