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# Chunker: Convert Minecraft World Between Java and Bedrock

> How to use Chunker.app to convert your Minecraft world between Java and Bedrock.

Looking to convert your Minecraft world into a different version, like making a Java world for Bedrock or a Bedrock world for Javas? [Chunker](https://chunker.app/) is a free website that allows you to upload worlds and convert a Minecraft Java world to Bedrock Edition and a Bedrock world to Java Edition.

This Minecraft converstion tool has been developed by the [HiveMC](https://playhive.com) team. This Fractal guide will show you how to use Chunker to convert your world and use it within a couple minutes!

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## Converting a world with Chunker

1. Visit the [chunker.app](https://chunker.app/) website.
2. Save your Minecraft world folder ([Java](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition)) or .mcworld file ([Bedrock](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Bedrock_Edition)).
3. Upload the folder or archive of the world you wish to convert to Chunker.
4. Click the "**Start Upload**" button.
5. Select the world version/format you want to convert to.
6. Click on the “**Convert & Download**” button.
7. Wait for the conversion to finish.
8. Once done, press "**Download**" to save the world to your computer.
9. Enjoy your newly converted world!

Download links are normally valid for **up to 30 minutes**, and cannot be shared as they're connected to your web session.

Once done, you can enjoy your newly converted Minecraft world! If you converted a Java world to Bedrock, use the `mcworld` file to access it. If you've converted a Bedrock world to Java, copy the folder into your saves folder or [upload the folder](../../panel/importing-files/) to your Minecraft server to use.

## Notes

Chunker **can** convert:

* World files (biomes, blocks, tile entities, etc)
* Level settings
* Multiple dimensions
* Items & containers
* In-game maps

Chunker **cannot** convert:

* Player inventories
* Entities