If you want to convert Minecraft Bedrock world to Java and enjoy the host of mods, shaders, and texture packs, you're in luck.

We show you multiple ways to move, shift, migrate, or transfer a Minecraft World from one device to another device, the right way.

Although Minecraft's Java and Bedrock Editions are quite different, it's still possible to convert an existing Java world to Bedrock if you don't mind there being some differences to the world ...

Java Edition utilizes a unique "world format" as compared to Bedrock. The Java Edition runs on the Anvil format, which has refinements and improvements over the previously-used Region.

The two editions of Minecraft do have important differences. These are all the things you should consider when deciding between Minecraft Bedrock and Java.

Minecraft: Java Edition is the original version of the game for computers, while Bedrock is a newer version available on nearly every device.

How to update 'Minecraft: Java Edition' You can easily keep your copy of "Minecraft: Java Edition" up to date via the Minecraft Launcher app.

There are many choices of what version of Minecraft to get - the free version, the Java versions and the Bedrock edition. But what makes them different?

Should you play Minecraft Java or Bedrock, and what are the differences between the two versions of Mojang's survival game?

Here's what you should know about the differences in Minecraft Java and Bedrock for Windows before you choose which to install.

While the Bedrock Edition does have add-ons, it features more paid content to add to the game, whereas the Java version lets you install mods (such as texture packs) for free.

Minecraft bedrock beta version To get into the Minecraft beta on Bedrock edition on PC, you'll need to follow these steps: Go to the Microsoft Store app and search for the Insider app.