World & player data
Edit level.dat, playerdata, and other compressed NBT containers.
level.dat editorplayerdata editorTree editorUse this free online NBT editor to inspect typed tags, change values, explore region chunks, and download a separate copy. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
Files stay localStart with the formats players, map makers, and server owners reach for most often.
Edit level.dat, playerdata, and other compressed NBT containers.
level.dat editorplayerdata editorTree editorInspect structure blocks, entities, palettes, and metadata.
Tree editorReview dimensions, block arrays, offsets, and custom tags.
Tree editorSee populated chunks on a 32×32 map before opening their NBT.
Region map + treeBrowse older McRegion containers with the same focused workflow.
Region map + treeThe editor follows a three-step browser-local workflow.
Drop a supported Minecraft Java Edition file into the compact workbench.
Search nested tags, edit typed values, and open real region chunks.
The browser rebuilds the binary structure and saves a new file locally.
The editor parses and rebuilds NBT data in a browser Web Worker. Closing the tab clears the working session.
NBTExplorer is a desktop NBT editor for Minecraft files. If you prefer a browser-based workflow without installing software, compare Chunkweave as an independent online alternative.
No. The editor reads, validates, edits, and rebuilds files inside a browser Web Worker. Your save never leaves this device.
Minecraft Java Edition NBT, Anvil/McRegion containers, and classic schematic files are supported.
NBTExplorer itself is a desktop application. If you want an online workflow, Chunkweave is an independent browser-based alternative that processes supported files locally.
Yes. The editor workspace includes undo and redo controls before you download a copy.
The editor re-encodes the modified tag structure into a new local file, leaving the original file untouched.