WorldSwitch
▸ Conversion tool

World converter
Bedrock ↔ Java

Import your world, pick the direction, we handle the rest.
The vast majority of supported vanilla content is converted — and every known adaptation or limit is documented. Your blocks, chests, mobs, villagers, redstone circuits, command blocks, maps and player data are supported, subject to the limits detailed below.

152entities converted, plus 42 enchantments and 45 potions. See the detailed reference →
Inventories & chests
152 entity types converted
Inventory, XP & respawn
In-hand maps
Access cut off after 24h, files erased right after
Free up to 70 MB

// How it works

1
Import
Drop your .mcworld (Bedrock) file or your Java world folder zipped as .zip.
2
Convert
Our engine translates blocks, items, mobs, villagers, player and maps. Real-time progress.
3
Download
Get your converted world, ready to load in the other edition. The link stays open for 24h; deletion of the file is triggered as soon as it expires.

// Pricing

Free up to 70 MB.
One-time payment beyond.

No subscription. No commitment. You pay once, only if the file you upload exceeds 70 MB.

Free
Mini
≤ 70 MB
0 €no sign-up

Early-game worlds and quick tests.

Small
71 MB – 300 MB
€1.99/ conversion

Solo survival with a few hours of play.

Popular
Medium
301 MB – 1 GB
€3.99/ conversion

Long survival, extended exploration, small farm.

Large
> 1 GB
€7.99/ conversion

Multiplayer server, archives, major creative builds.

One-time payment per conversion. No subscription, no commitment.
Files up to 70 MB: free, no sign-up.
Secure payment via Stripe. Total amount due, nothing added.
Private by default
Encrypted transfer (HTTPS) and automated normal processing. Access is cut off 24h after conversion, deletion triggered right away.
No installation
Nothing to download: you send your world from the browser, the conversion runs on our server.
Almost everything converts
152 entities, 42 enchantments, 45 potions, plus blocks, redstone, command blocks and player. Detailed reference →

// Frequently asked

What exactly gets converted?

The vast majority of supported vanilla content. Blocks and orientations, inventories and chests (enchantments, durability, custom names), 152 entity types, villagers and their trades, tamed animals, beacons, banners, colored signs, maps, redstone (direction preserved), command blocks (commands translated), biomes, player data and world settings. See the detailed reference →

What is NOT converted?

WorldSwitch does not transfer mods, data packs, behavior packs, resource packs, statistics or advancements together with the world. There is no general one-to-one equivalent between editions, although specialised tools can adapt some simple packs. Never-explored terrain does not exist in the file yet and will be generated by the target edition. A few additional limits are ours and are named one by one on the reference page.

Are redstone / piston orientations preserved?

Yes. Repeaters, comparators, observers, pistons and levers keep their orientation, and the signal strength in the dust is preserved.

Does my file stay private?

Yes. Normal processing is automated: no human reviews your world. If you choose to send it to support, authorised staff may however inspect it to diagnose the issue. Your access is cut off 24h after conversion and deletion of the file is triggered right away.

All questions →
What does this site do? It faithfully converts your Minecraft worlds between Bedrock and Java, preserving inventories, chests, tamed mobs, villagers, player, maps and orientations.
Not transferable: mods, datapacks, texture and sound packs, behavior packs and add-ons, statistics and advancements, terrain you never visited. See it all in detail →
Our goal: maximum fidelity, with clearly disclosed limits. If you spot an imperfection, report it to bug@worldswitchapp.com.