A great seed can decide the first hour of a Minecraft world: whether you spawn next to a village full of blacksmiths, stare up at a Woodland Mansion, or drop into a Cherry Grove that looks like a screenshot. The seeds below are hand-picked for the 26.2 era and cover both Java and Bedrock, from resource-rich survival starts to scenic showpieces packed with rare structures.
Every seed here is community-reported for the versions listed rather than personally tested by us. That distinction matters: we’ve kept the exact seed codes, coordinates and structure details as reported by their sources, and we’ve avoided inventing anything. If you want to play your favourite seed with friends on a server, any of these will drop straight into a fresh world.
Important: Minecraft world generation can differ between versions and between the Java and Bedrock editions. A seed that produces a mansion at spawn in one version may shift structures, or generate them differently, in another. Before you commit to a long-term world, test the seed on a throwaway copy first and confirm the spawn and structures match what you expect.
How to Use a Seed
Using a seed is simple. When you create a new world, open the world settings and paste the seed code into the Seed field (Bedrock) or the Seed for the World Generator field (Java). Type or paste the number exactly, including the minus sign if there is one, then generate the world. Every player who uses the same seed on the same version and edition gets the same terrain and structures.
Already playing on a world and curious what seed it uses? Run the command /seed in chat and Minecraft will print the current world’s seed, which you can copy and reuse. For more world-building and admin tricks, see our full Minecraft commands list.
The Seed List
| Seed | Edition | Version | What’s at Spawn |
|---|---|---|---|
-4841024498097456415 | Bedrock | 1.20 – 1.21.11 | Plains village with five blacksmiths |
4287867395741691490 | Bedrock | 1.20 – 1.21.11 | Cherry Grove with mansion on a lake |
-8580471924263017215 | Bedrock | 1.20 – 1.21.11 | Mansion & village under a floating island |
-7099328885223510224 | Bedrock | 1.20 – 1.21.11 | Mansion, village & outpost cluster |
-477664765472592555 | Bedrock | 1.20 – 1.21.11 | Badlands cliffs, up to five ancient cities |
-767300786513247025 | Java | 1.20 – 26.1.2 | Forest hill with a full structure cluster |
6944174826991112 | Java | 1.21 – 1.21.11 | Lakeside village inside a crater |
2090070116 | Java | 1.20 – 1.21.11 | Wooded Badlands cliff village |
Bedrock: Five Blacksmiths at Spawn — -4841024498097456415
If you want the fastest possible gear-up, this is the seed. You spawn at (0, 79, 0) right in a Plains village that reportedly holds five blacksmiths, an incredible haul of early-game loot before you’ve even mined a block. There are four villages in total, a Woodland Mansion at (-624, 350) roughly 700 blocks out, a Pillager Outpost near the spawn village, a Stronghold beneath the third village, and an Ancient City at (872, 520). It’s a one-stop tour of Minecraft’s rare structures. More like it in our village seeds guide.
Bedrock: Cherry Grove Mansion — 4287867395741691490
Spawning at (0, 109, 0), you land in a pastel Cherry Grove biome with a Woodland Mansion sitting on a lake and a village wrapped around it — a genuinely striking scenic start. Three more villages (Plains and Taiga) are nearby, along with a Pillager Outpost at (376, 56) and, remarkably, four Ancient Cities within about 1,000 blocks. It’s both beautiful and resource-dense. See more picks in our Cherry Grove seeds and mansion seeds collections.
Bedrock: Floating Island Mansion — -8580471924263017215
A true terrain-generation oddity. Southeast of spawn (-13, 103, -38), a Woodland Mansion and a village generate directly beneath a large floating island, with the village’s paths visible up on the island itself. The seed also includes four Plains villages, two Ancient Cities, and a Stronghold under the fourth village. If you love unusual worldgen, this is a showpiece.
Bedrock: Triple Structure at Spawn — -7099328885223510224
You spawn at (378, 71, 599) between a Stony Shore and a Forest, facing the ocean, with a Woodland Mansion, a Village and a Pillager Outpost clustered together to the east. Three more villages (Plains and Savanna) sit nearby, along with two Ancient Cities at (616, 392) and (776, 72). It’s a compact, action-packed start where all the rare structures are within easy reach.
Bedrock: Badlands Mountain Cliffs — -477664765472592555
Spawn at (23, 186, -224) perches you on the side of Badlands mountain cliffs, dotted with cave openings and topped by a flat, build-friendly plateau. The headline feature is up to five Ancient Cities within roughly 500 blocks of spawn — a Deep Dark dream — plus a Savanna village at (760, -888) and a Pillager Outpost. The surrounding area is biome-diverse, mixing forest, jungle, plains and savanna. Explore more in our Ancient City seeds roundup.
Java: Multiple Structures at Spawn (26.x-ready) — -767300786513247025
This is the standout Java pick because it’s one of the few seeds explicitly reported to keep working into the 26.x era (through 26.1.2). You spawn at (10, 95, 2) on a forest hill surrounded by a village, a Woodland Mansion, a Pillager Outpost and a Ruined Portal, all clustered near spawn. Further out there’s a Zombie Village, three Ancient Cities, a second Stronghold, plus Cherry Grove and Dark Forest biomes. A second Woodland Mansion sits at (-863, 1520).
Java: Lakeside Crater Village — 6944174826991112
Spawning at (-184, 70, 45), you arrive beside a lakeside village nestled inside a huge crater ringed by mountains — a natural fortress of a base location. There are five villages in total, an Ancient City tucked beneath the mountains at (48, -41, 54), and a Badlands biome nearby for terracotta and gold. It’s a scenic, resource-rich survival start with plenty of room to build.
Java: Badlands Cliffs & Village — 2090070116
Spawn at (-16, 118, -56) puts you on a Wooded Badlands cliff overlooking the ocean, with a village built into the cliffs that features a lava fall and a shipwreck resting on top of one of the houses — a genuinely memorable vista. The seed also includes three Desert villages, a Zombie Village, a Stronghold, and two Ancient Cities at (168, -51, -136) and (168, -51, -600).
Java vs Bedrock Seeds
The single most important caveat with any seed list: the same seed code does not produce the same world across editions. Java and Bedrock use different world-generation algorithms, so a seed that spawns a blacksmith village in Bedrock will almost always generate completely different terrain in Java, and vice versa. Always match the seed to the edition it was reported for — the Bedrock seeds above belong in Bedrock, and the Java seeds belong in Java.
Version matters too. Structures, biomes and spawn points can shift between updates, which is why we’ve listed the reported version range for each seed. If you’re on Bedrock specifically, our dedicated Bedrock seeds guide has more, and our broader best Minecraft seeds hub collects picks across every category.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do these seeds work in Minecraft 26.2?
Each seed is reported to work in the version range listed in the table. The Java seed -767300786513247025 is the only one here explicitly reported working into the 26.x era (through 26.1.2). For the others, worldgen may shift slightly in newer versions, so test on a copy first before starting a long-term world.
Can I use a Bedrock seed on Java?
You can type the code in, but you won’t get the same world. Java and Bedrock use different world-generation systems, so a Bedrock seed will produce entirely different terrain and structures on Java. Use each seed on the edition it was reported for.
How do I find my current world’s seed?
Open the chat window and type /seed. Minecraft will display the seed for your current world, which you can copy and reuse to recreate the same terrain in a new world.
Which seed is best for a fast survival start?
For Bedrock, -4841024498097456415 spawns you in a Plains village with five reported blacksmiths — an enormous early loot boost. For Java, -767300786513247025 clusters a village, mansion, outpost and Ruined Portal right around spawn.
Can I play a seed with friends?
Yes. Just create a world with the seed on a shared server so everyone gets the same terrain. You can spin up a world on Minecraft server hosting and drop any of these seeds straight in. To gear up once you’re in, check our full Minecraft enchantments list, and if speed is your goal, our speedrun seeds guide and mushroom island seeds are worth a look.
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