About Minecraft Seeds

A seed is the number Minecraft uses to generate a world. Feed it the same number and you get the same terrain every time β€” the same village at spawn, the same ravine under your feet, the same mushroom island two thousand blocks east. That is why people share them: somebody explores, finds a world worth playing, and posts the number.

To use one, copy the code from the entry you like, then in Create New World β†’ Advanced β†’ Seed paste it before generating. The version matters more than anything else here. World generation changed heavily in 1.18 and again in later releases, so a seed that produced a perfect spawn in an older version can give you empty hills in the current one β€” each entry says what it was tested on.

Seeds here are checked on Bedrock Edition, which includes phones, Windows, Xbox, PlayStation and Switch. The same number on Java Edition produces a different world: the two editions use different generators. If you spawn somewhere that looks nothing like the screenshots, that mismatch is almost always the reason.

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