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Minecraft Biome Finder (Java)

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Pick a biome and type your seed to get the closest places with that biome, with coordinates, distance and a /tp command. Java 1.7 to 1.21.4; Bedrock biomes match Java from 1.18.

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Rare biomes worth finding

BiomeWhy
Mushroom FieldsNo hostile mobs spawn, mooshrooms
Cherry GrovePink trees and cherry wood (1.20+)
BadlandsTerracotta and extra gold ore
Ice SpikesHuge packed ice spikes
JungleCocoa, melons, parrots and pandas (bamboo jungle)

How to use it

  1. Type your world seed and pick your Java version.
  2. Choose the biome you want: cherry grove, mushroom fields, badlands, ice spikes and more.
  3. Enter where you are to sort the results by distance.
  4. Copy the /tp command or open the spot on the seed map.

How it works

The finder runs Minecraft's biome generator in your browser (the cubiomes library) and samples the world every 64 blocks up to 12,000 blocks around you, then lists each separate area of that biome, closest first. Since 1.18, biomes also change with height; the finder checks the surface layer, which is where you'd walk into the biome.

Questions

Which biome is the rarest?

In 1.18 and newer, the rarest surface biomes include Mushroom Fields, Modified Jungle Edge's replacements, Ice Spikes and Eroded Badlands. Mushroom Fields only form in the ocean, often far from land.

Why is the biome not exactly where the finder says?

The finder checks a point every 64 blocks, so the edge can be up to 32 blocks away. Biomes in 1.18+ can also differ underground, like lush caves under a forest.

Do biomes work the same on Bedrock?

Since 1.18, Bedrock uses the same biome generation as Java, so a Bedrock seed gives the same biome layout. Older Bedrock versions were different.

Can I find a biome without the seed?

Use a map and explore, or use /locate biome minecraft:cherry_grove if cheats are on. Single-player worlds always show the seed with /seed.

Can I search a different version?

Yes. Pick it in the version menu: biomes changed a lot in 1.18, so a seed gives a very different world before and after.

By PickaxeKit Editorial Team. Updated 2026-11-09.