CartoVoxel is a browser-based, cloud-rendered map generator that allows users to convert real-world geographic locations into fully playable Minecraft worlds for both Java and Bedrock Editions. By pulling data from OpenStreetMap and elevation sources, it automatically structures terrain, roads, buildings, and land cover into a voxel landscape without requiring any local software installation. Additionally, every paid order includes a collectible, share-ready AI city poster showcasing a floating miniature artwork of the selected city section.
Web-based tool converting real-world maps into playable Minecraft worlds.
- Rebuilding a real-world city, school campus, or favorite local landmark as a starter map for a Minecraft server.
- Generating accurate real-world mountain ranges or terrain layouts for custom creator and building projects.
- Creating personalized digital city poster artwork alongside a functional Minecraft world layout.
- Users search for a location or use the interactive map tool to draw a bounding box over their desired real-world area. They then select their preferred Minecraft output format (Java Edition .zip or Bedrock Edition .mcworld) and customize generation settings such as object types
- roofs
- and land cover. After reviewing the instant price and queue estimate
- they place the order. The world files and AI city poster are rendered in the cloud and delivered directly to the user's email inbox.

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