Can WorldEdit open the converted file?

Yes. The .schem output uses the Sponge schematic format supported by modern WorldEdit releases and compatible tools.

Are Litematica regions preserved?

All regions are combined into the exported build. A .schem file does not represent Litematica's named region layout in the same way.

Which WorldEdit versions support the .schem output?

The file uses the Sponge schematic format read by WorldEdit 7 and newer, along with FAWE. Older WorldEdit builds that only open .schematic need the legacy format instead.

Do block entities like chests and signs carry over?

Block entity data stored in the Litematic, such as sign text or container contents, is written into the .schem where the format supports it. Confirm important block entities in the 3D preview.

Convert .litematic to .schem

Move a build from the Litematica mod into tools that support the Sponge schematic format. The converter reads the regions and block palette from your Litematic file and prepares a .schem download in your browser.

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The .litematic and .schem formats

.litematic is the format of the Litematica mod for Fabric. It can hold several named regions plus a block-state palette and metadata that the mod uses to draw in-game placement guides and material lists. The Sponge .schem format used by WorldEdit and FAWE instead stores a single region of namespaced block states inside gzipped NBT. Converting flattens Litematica's regions into one schematic and rewrites the palette into the Sponge layout WorldEdit expects.

How to convert .litematic to .schem

Upload your .litematic file in the converter below.

Review the build in the 3D or layer-by-layer preview.

Leave .schem selected as the export format and download the result.

When to use this conversion

This conversion is useful when a build was designed or shared for Litematica but needs to be pasted with WorldEdit, FAWE, or another editor that accepts Sponge schematics.

Compatibility notes

Modded blocks and blocks from newer Minecraft versions may not exist on the server or editor that opens the result. Check the 3D preview and choose a compatible Minecraft version before exporting.