⛏️ Minecraft ore finder
Find diamonds, netherite and more — by seed
Enter your world seed and get a distance-sorted list of nearby ore clusters, each with its depth, size and an honest confidence rating. All the math runs in your browser — your seed never leaves your device.
Results
Top-down view · you are the green dot
Depth of clusters vs your Y
Estimates, not X-ray. Results are high-probability dig targets with a confidence rating — never a guarantee. Verify important digs in-game.
Best Y level for every ore
| Ore | Best Y | Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 💎 Diamond | -59 | -64 to 16 | — |
| 🟧 Ancient Debris | 15 | 8 to 24 | — |
| ⛓️ Iron | 16 | -64 to 320 | Mountains ×2 |
| 🪙 Gold | -16 | -64 to 32 | Badlands ×5 |
| 🟫 Copper | 48 | -16 to 112 | Dripstone caves ×3 |
| 💚 Emerald | 232 | -16 to 320 | Mountains only |
| 🟥 Redstone | -59 | -64 to 16 | — |
| 💙 Lapis Lazuli | -2 | -64 to 64 | — |
| ⬛ Coal | 95 | 0 to 320 | — |
FAQ
What is the best Y level for diamonds?
Y −59. Diamonds spawn from Y −64 to Y 16, most common around Y −59 in the deepslate layer.
How accurate is the ore finder?
It lists high-probability ore clusters for your seed, each with a confidence rating. Results are estimates, not guarantees — caves and terrain can change what you find, so verify important digs in-game.
Can I find ancient debris?
Yes — select Ancient Debris. It generates only in the Nether between Y 8 and Y 22, best around Y 15.
Does it work on Bedrock?
Bedrock places ores differently, so we show best-Y guidance and mining strategy instead of coordinates.