Minecraft HostingWant to share your Minecraft singleplayer world with friends on a multiplayer server? This comprehensive tutorial walks you through exactly how to upload and convert your local Minecraft world to a server, letting friends join your builds, redstone contraptions, and adventures together. Follow these simple steps to transform your solo creation into a multiplayer experience in minutes
Step-by-Step World Transfer Process
1. Prepare Your Server
Before beginning the transfer process, make sure your Minecraft server is stopped. This prevents any conflicts during the upload process.
2. Access Your Singleplayer World
- Launch your Minecraft client
- Navigate to the "Singleplayer" menu
- Find the world you want to upload
- Click "Edit" on your selected world
- Select "Open World Folder" to access the world files
3. Compress Your World Files
- In the opened folder, select all files
- Right-click on the selected files
- Choose "Compress" from the context menu
- Select "ZIP" format (Windows 11 has this built-in, otherwise install WinRAR)
4. Upload to Your Server
- Log into your MintServers game panel
- Click on "Files" in the left sidebar
- On the right side, click "Create Directory"
- Name the new directory "world" (this name is crucial)
- Open the newly created directory
- Drag and drop your compressed ZIP file into this folder
5. Extract and Launch
- Click the three dots next to your uploaded ZIP file
- Select "Unarchive" from the dropdown menu
- It should look something like this now. You can now start your Minecraft server.
- Connect and enjoy your transferred world!
That's it! Your singleplayer world is now running on your server, ready for multiplayer adventures.