BedrockMap vs uNmINeD

BedrockMap turns Minecraft Bedrock and Java world files into interactive web maps. It accepts Bedrock.mcworld and Java Edition.zip files up to 20GB, then maps the Overworld, Nether, and End for switching between dimensions. The viewer supports panning, zooming, touch gestures, coordinates, and customization of block colors, render size, zoom scale, grid display, thumbnails, and marker styles. Premium Timelines preserve earlier renders as versions to revisit and compare. Premium Auto-Sync can retrieve server backups over SFTP, FTP, or FTPS, or receive API Push uploads from a server script. Premium addons or plugins can add live player tracking and marker creation for Bedrock and Java servers. The free plan allows one world upload and two renders per day, with a limited render area and public sharing links. Premium is listed at $4 a month; the pricing note also says paid plans start at $5/mo. Private maps are restricted to the owner and authorized users, and uploaded world data is not shared with third parties. BedrockMap says it is not an official Minecraft product or associated with Mojang.

uNmINeD turns Minecraft Java, Minecraft Bedrock, and Hytale world files into browsable maps. It can export a map as an image or web page, and offers offline viewing, server maps, live updates, dimension maps, markers, and 2D and 3D views. It runs on Windows, Linux, and macOS, with a command-line interface for automating map generation. The download page lists support for Java Edition 1.0 to 26.3 and up, Bedrock Edition 1.4 to 26.50 and up, and Hytale 2026-01-13 to 0.6.0-pre.11 and up. It is free for personal use; commercial use, redistribution, and modification are forbidden. The current release channel is labeled DEV, and development snapshots may have bugs, missing features, or changes that affect compatibility. Maps include only chunks already saved in the game. The maker says the software is not certificate-signed, so some cautious antivirus tools may flag it. uNmINeD cannot modify world files, but the FAQ advises closing Minecraft before opening a Bedrock world to avoid risks from concurrent access.