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Turn Google Maps and OpenStreetMap places into playable Minecraft Java and Bedrock worlds with CartoVoxel. CartoVoxel helps Minecraft creators start from real-world map locations and turn them into playable Java or Bedrock worlds. Use the extension when you are browsing Google Maps or OpenStreetMap and want to continue that place in CartoVoxel. Click the toolbar popup, use the map-page shortcut, or right-click a supported map page to open the CartoVoxel generator with referral tracking parameters. When coordinates are available in the map URL, the extension includes lat and lng in the CartoVoxel link. What CartoVoxel supports: - Real-world Minecraft map generation from geographic data - Java and Bedrock output planning - OpenStreetMap-based roads, buildings, water, land cover, and terrain context - Browser-first order flow with cloud generation and download delivery - Guides for Google Maps-style workflows, OpenStreetMap to Minecraft, Arnis alternatives, and Bedrock .mcworld imports How to use: 1. Open Google Maps or OpenStreetMap. 2. Move to the place you want to turn into a Minecraft map. 3. Click the CartoVoxel shortcut or right-click the page and choose the CartoVoxel action. 4. Review the area and generation options on cartovoxel.com. Privacy: The extension does not include analytics SDKs, tracking pixels, cookies, or account login. When you click a CartoVoxel map shortcut, the current map coordinates may be added to the CartoVoxel URL so the site can start from that area. Disclosure: CartoVoxel uses OpenStreetMap and related geographic data. CartoVoxel is independent from Mojang, Microsoft, Arnis, ArnisMC, and Google.