
Make sure to change “Username” to your computer username.
Paste in C:\Users\”username”\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.MinecraftUWP_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalState\games\com.mojang\minecraftWorlds\ into the directory listing at the top of the File Explorer. Click the edit icon on the world, scroll down to “Export World” and choose a known directory to download it into. Go back into the Play tab and you will see the world freshly imported at the top. Find your latest world save on your right and click the download icon.
Save your world into a known directory on your computer. Scroll down until you find “Export World” and click it. To the right side of the world, you wish to download, click the edit icon. You should see a list of your singleplayer worlds. The second is by getting into the world save directory in your computer files and copying the desired world into a known directory. The first is by exporting it directly from the game. There are a few ways to get your local world/save. Once the world was converted, extract the files from your world zip into the folder you created using a decompression tool such as 7Zip or WinRAR. If this is the case, make sure you convert it to a. The world filed might have been saved as a. Double-check the world you are downloading is made for Bedrock Edition and not Java Edition.
It is recommended that your world comes from an official site such as Planet Minecraft. Create a folder in a known directory on your computer and name it to something easy to remember. Your world should now be saved as a zip archive. Right-click your file, select the rename option, change the. To the top-left of your file explorer, click the “View” tab and then click the checkbox for “File Name Extensions”.
How to Upload a World to Minecraft Bedrock Edition