ArnisWeb

ArnisWeb builds Minecraft worlds out of real geography. Search a city, address or landmark, select an area on the map, and it generates a playable Minecraft Java Edition world ZIP from OpenStreetMap data, ready to drop into your game. It builds on the open-source Arnis project and runs entirely in the browser, so there is nothing to install and no command line to wrangle. The submitter is upfront that this is automated map-based generation rather than an AI model, and that honesty fits the tool: it is a clever converter, not a generator guessing at buildings. It suits Minecraft players who want to wander their own neighbourhood, teachers building geography lessons, and creators making real-world-inspired maps. The honest trade-offs: output quality depends entirely on how well OpenStreetMap covers your chosen area, so rural spots can look sparse, and big selections take time to process. For real-world Minecraft maps without the technical setup, it is a delight.