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How to Upload a Custom World to Your Minecraft Server
How to Upload a Custom World to Your Minecraft Server

Uploading custom world to your Minecraft server at Hostinger via Game Panel

Updated over a week ago

When you set up your first Minecraft server, it starts off with a freshly generated world. In case you already have your own world and want to import it to your server, you can easily do it by following these steps:

Step 1 - Prepare Your World File

First, locate your world file according to your operating system:

Windows 10

  1. Press the Windows Key (Start)

  2. Type in %appdata% and press enter

  3. Open the .minecraft folder and then go to the saves folder

  4. Find your save and drag the folder to your desktop

Mac OS

  1. Click on the Spotlight button in the menu bar. It looks like a magnifying glass. Or, use the Command+Space keyboard shortcut

  2. Paste ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft into the search bar

  3. Open the saves folder and drag the world to your desktop

Once you have located your world folder and copied it to an accessible location, rename it to a name that will help you easily locate it, using only lowercase letters.

Then, archive or compress it into a .zip file so it can be uploaded in the next step.

Step 2- Upload Your World

Log in to your Game Panel and stop the instance. Next, click on Manage:

The Game Panel page showing how to manage it

Choose File Manager:

The File Manager option in Game Panel

Next, delete the current world folder by using right-click and then Trash:

The Game Panel file manager showing how to delete a folder

Drag your world's .zip file from your desktop to the File Manager window:

The Game Panel file manager showing how to upload a file

Once your world .zip file is uploaded, you'll need to extract it by using right-click and then Extract:

The Game Panel file manager showing how to extract a compressed file

Start your instance, log in to your server, and the new map should be loaded 😊

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