1. Choose a file
Select a supported .nbt, .dat, .mca, .mcr, or .schematic file from your device.
Chunkweave runs directly in your browser. There is no desktop package to install, no account to create, and no world-file upload to wait for.
Files are parsed and rebuilt locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to Chunkweave.
Select a supported .nbt, .dat, .mca, .mcr, or .schematic file from your device.
Inspect the typed tree, change values, reorder supported tags, and review what differs from the opened file.
Rebuild the edited structure locally and save the result as a separate file through your browser.
The application code loads as a website, while the Minecraft file remains on your device. When you finish, the result is generated in the browser for you to download.
No. Chunkweave is currently a browser-based NBT editor and does not offer a Windows, macOS, or Linux desktop installer.
Yes. The current release does not require an account, login, payment, or cloud storage to open a supported local file.
It rebuilds the edited data in your browser and downloads a separate file. It does not download or install the Chunkweave application.
No. A website cannot silently overwrite the source file you selected. Chunkweave exports a new copy that you can review and place manually.
Open a supported Minecraft Java Edition file, stage edits, and export a separate copy without sending world data to a server.