Litematic to Schem converts a Litematica .litematic file into a Sponge .schem that WorldEdit and most server plugins can load with //schem load. It runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

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Drag & drop your .litematic file here or click to choose a Litematica schematic

Converts a Litematica .litematic into a Sponge .schem that WorldEdit and most server plugins can load (//schem load). Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded. A .schem holds a single region; multi-region litematics use the first region. Block entities (chests, signs) and entities are not copied.

How to convert .litematic to .schem

  1. Click the box above or drag your .litematic onto it.
  2. Press Convert & download .schem.
  3. Put the .schem in your server’s plugins/WorldEdit/schematics folder and run //schem load <name>, then //paste.

Why convert Litematica to a schematic?

Litematica is the most popular build-copying mod, but it saves to its own .litematic format. Server plugins like WorldEdit and FastAsyncWorldEdit read the older Sponge .schem format instead. Converting lets you take a build captured with Litematica and paste it on a plugin server.

What gets converted (and what doesn’t)

The tool reads the Litematica region, unpacks its block data and block-state palette, and rewrites them as a Sponge v2 schematic with the correct size and block states. A .schem stores a single region, so for a multi-region litematic the first region is used. Block entities (chest contents, sign text) and entities are not copied.

Frequently asked questions

Is this litematic to schem converter free?

Yes — free, unlimited, browser-only, no upload.

Will it work with WorldEdit and FAWE?

Yes. It writes the Sponge v2 .schem format that WorldEdit and FastAsyncWorldEdit load.

My build has chests/signs — will their contents transfer?

No. Only blocks and their states are converted; block entities and entities are skipped.

Does it support multi-region litematics?

A schematic holds one region, so the first region is converted. Split or merge regions in Litematica first if needed.