The longer you spend on a build, the less a screenshot does for it. Magi keeps your build as a 3D scene you can actually turn around — and hands it to anyone as a single link.
The pitch of the roof. The courtyard you can only see from above. The light that hits the west wall for ten minutes at dusk. The parts a builder is proudest of are usually the parts that do not fit in a screenshot taken from the front.
Sending the world save instead is worse: now the other person has to download it, launch the right version of Minecraft, and fly to your coordinates. Magi closes that gap. A posted build becomes a 3D scene that opens in a browser tab, from any angle, at any hour of the day — even for someone who does not own the game.
No server to run, no mod to install, no world download. Build pages are rendered with WebGPU and open on desktops and phones from the same link.
Your region file is opened inside the browser, and only the chunks that overlap the area you selected are sent to the server, where they are turned into display data. Your world is never uploaded whole — and nothing else about it, not its name and not its seed, is sent at all.
New builds land on the front page, and every build can be reached by tag, by the day it was posted, or from its creator's page. Anything you like can be saved to your favorites and picked up later.
Paste a share link into X or Discord and it unfurls into a card with a picture of the build. The whole site runs in both English and Japanese, so the same link works wherever you send it.
Alongside the builds we keep an encyclopedia of the blocks you can build with: what each one looks like from every side, and how to get hold of it. The block list inside a build links straight into it, so "what is that block?" never stops you for long.
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Drag to orbit, wheel or pinch to zoom. Buttons step the camera 45° at a time when you want a clean angle.
Push the time of day from morning to night and watch the shadows swing across the walls. It can play the cycle on its own, too.
Trim the visible range on X, Y and Z to slice the roof off and look at the rooms inside.
Every block type with its tally. Pick one to make it glow where it sits, or hide the types that are getting in the way.
Torches, lanterns and glowstone can be marked so you can see exactly what is lighting the room.
Reflections and waves come in three levels — drop it down on a modest device, push it up on a good one.
Want to see your own build in here? The steps are all in one place.