10 Amazing Minecraft 1.20 Seeds | Java & Bedrock Spawn Codes

These seeds let you pin down a world before you ever load it. Paste a code into the world generator and you spawn into the same terrain, biomes, and structures as everyone else using that string. The ten seeds below were picked for the Trails and Tales update, and every entry runs on both Java and Bedrock. Each one ships with coordinates so you can sprint straight to the good stuff instead of wandering for hours.

How to Use a Minecraft Seed

On Java, open Singleplayer, choose Create New World, hit More World Options, paste the code into the Seed for the World Generator field, and create the world. On Bedrock, pick Play, start a Create New World, scroll down to the Seed field, type the code, and tap Create. Both editions read the same seed the same way for terrain, but structure placement can land a chunk or two off between versions, so treat the coordinates as a guide rather than a pin.

The Ten Seeds

1236785670248637238

Coordinates (-156, 210, 147)

-7324510729248890196

Coordinates (Spawn)

-515

Coordinates (-546, 135, -494)

-8985846748452277621

Coordinates (Spawn)

6967698022628167137

Coordinates (Spawn)

2708796073494809055

Coordinates (Spawn)

6136325333531092242

Coordinates (-373, 160, -986)

5063979785506680450

Coordinates (-319,80,-19)

712220078079973

Coordinates (-20, 136, -295)

-9223372036779253829

Coordinates (119, 93, 216)

Seed FAQ

Do these seeds work on both Java and Bedrock?

Yes. The same code generates near-identical terrain on both editions. Structure placement can shift a chunk or two between versions, so a village on Java may sit a few blocks over on Bedrock, but the biomes and landforms line up.

Where do I find the seed of a world I already play?

Run /seed in chat with cheats enabled and the code prints to the screen. On Bedrock you can also open the world's Edit screen from the main menu and read the seed listed there.

Why does my world look a little different from the screenshots?

Coordinates get you close, but small structure offsets between editions and point releases are normal. Walk the area around the listed coordinates and the landmarks should appear within a short radius.