Minecraft Movie fans, this one's for you

Your Hometown,
In Minecraft.

Imagine your kid loading up Minecraft and seeing their own street, their school, and the park where they play — all rebuilt block by block from real-world map data.

Build Their World — From $2

No subscription • Java & Bedrock • Ready in minutes

The moment they realize it's actually their neighborhood

It takes about five seconds. Then they spend the next two hours showing you everything.

Their actual house

The first thing every kid does? Find their own roof. Then their friend's house. Then their school.

Their school, their park

The playground they know by heart, rebuilt in blocks. They'll notice every detail you forgot existed.

Showing off to friends

Nothing beats a screen-share moment of 'look, this is MY neighborhood.' Instant playground bragging rights.

WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE

Real buildings. Real streets. Real parks.

Every building footprint, every road, every park and playground — all pulled straight from OpenStreetMap, the same real-world map data used by major navigation apps. Then our engine turns it into a proper Minecraft world, complete with elevation and terrain.

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    Houses on your actual street
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    The school, library, and rec center
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    Parks, fields, and playgrounds
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    Roads, bike paths, and sidewalks
A Minecraft world built from real-world city data
Kid-tested, parent-approved

Parents always ask

Everything you want to know before hitting the button.

Is this safe for kids?
Yes. The world file runs on your kid's own Minecraft — no multiplayer, no chat, no external logins. It's just a single-player world they load like any other save.
Which Minecraft editions work?
Both Java Edition (PC) and Bedrock Edition (iPad, Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, phone). You pick the format at checkout.
How much does it cost?
From $2 for a small area (a single neighborhood) up to $15 for a whole city. Most families pick the $5 size — it covers a few blocks around home, school, and the local park.
Do I need to install anything weird?
No. It's a regular Minecraft world file. On Bedrock, double-click the .mcworld file and it imports automatically. On Java, drag the folder into the saves directory. Takes 30 seconds.
My kid is 8. Can they do this themselves?
They'll need an adult to pick the location on a map and check out — but loading the world is easy enough that most kids do it themselves after the first time.
Can I surprise them with it as a gift?
Absolutely — this is one of the most common use cases. Generate the world in advance, put the file on a USB stick or email it, and watch their face when they load it up.

Ready to make their day?

A small-area world is $2. That's cheaper than a pack of gum.

Start Building

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