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SeedFinder
mineseedfinder.vercel.app
- Free
- Windows
- Linux
- Web
- Open source
What it is
SeedFinder locates Minecraft Bedrock and Java structures from a seed and player coordinates. Its browser tools run through WebAssembly without an account, key, or download. A REST API returns JSON, while a local server removes the hosted request limit. SeedCracker can work backward from structure observations to find matching Bedrock seeds.
Good, and not so good
- Free browser console and API
- Supports Minecraft Bedrock and Java
- No account, download, or API key for hosted tools
- Local server avoids the hosted per-IP limit
- Open-source Zlib-style license
- Hosted API allows 60 requests per IP per minute
- Scans cap radius at 1,000 chunks and results at 200
- No hosted SeedCracker HTTP route
- Several structures are unsupported
- No map preview; coordinates are predictions
Who it suits
Players locating supported structures from a known seed Developers needing a small JSON scan API Bedrock players searching from structure observations
SeedFinder is a sensible free option for locating supported Minecraft structures from known seeds, especially when you want browser-only use or a small JSON API. Self-hosting gives more control and removes the hosted per-IP limit. Reverse seed searches are more demanding: hosted HTTP cracking is unavailable, and Bedrock cracking needs several observed structures. Check the unsupported structure list and version-accuracy warning before relying on results. Players who need a visual map, broader Nether and End coverage, or a hosted cracking endpoint should choose another tool.
Plans
- FreeHosted browser tools and API · 60 requests per IP per minuteFree
As mineseedfinder.com lists them, read 15 Oct 2026.
Questions
- Does SeedFinder support Bedrock and Java?
- Yes. The hosted tools and API support Minecraft Bedrock and Java editions.
- Do I need an account or API key?
- No. The browser tools need no login, account, sign-up, download, or key. The public REST API also works without an API key.
- What does SeedFinder return?
- Give it a world seed and coordinates, and it returns nearby structures with coordinates and distances. Requests can include several structure types.
- What is the hosted API limit?
- The hosted API allows 60 requests per IP per minute. Scans cap the radius at 1,000 chunks and results at 200.
- How does SeedCracker work?
- SeedCracker searches for seeds matching structures and coordinates. Automatic Bedrock cracking needs at least four structure observations; its hosted HTTP route is offline.
- Can I run SeedFinder locally?
- Yes. A local server listens on 127.0.0.1:7890 by default and does not impose the hosted per-IP limit. A packaged Windows executable includes the server.
- Which structures are unsupported?
- The public list does not expose Bastion Remnants, Nether Fortresses, or End Cities. Documentation also marks Desert Wells and Amethyst Geodes unsupported.
- Are the coordinates exact?
- They are predictions. The project warns that results can differ when Minecraft world-generation versions change.