Find Double Witch Huts and Other Structure Clusters on Any Seed
If you build farms, you already know the problem: one witch hut is fine, but two huts in one AFK spot doubles your drops — and finding that pair by panning around a map takes forever. The Cluster Finder on ezseed.net does the search for you. Open any seed, pick a cluster type, and it scans the map for places where multiple structures of the same kind stand close together: witch huts, ocean monuments, nether fortresses, slime chunks, trial chambers, and end cities. Each result comes with coordinates and how tight the cluster is, and one click centers the map on it. Unlike other seed maps, this runs entirely in your browser — free, no download, no account.
How to use it
- Open ezseed.net, enter your seed, and pick your edition — Java 1.20–26.2 or Bedrock up to 26.30.
- Click the magnifier button on the right side of the map to open the FINDER panel.
- Choose Cluster Finder and select a cluster type: Witch Hut, Ocean Monument, Nether Fortress, Slime Chunk, Trial Chambers, or End City.
- Browse the results — each cluster spot lists coordinates and how close the structures sit to each other.
- Click a result to center the map on it, then copy the URL to save or share the spot.
Good to know
Cluster distance is the number that matters, so the finder shows it for every result. For witch huts, two spawn areas inside one AFK spot's spawn range means one platform collects both — a real doubling of witch drops, and triple or quad huts scale the same way. For slime farms, overlapping slime chunks let you dig one perimeter and drain several chunks at once instead of digging a new hole for each. Nether fortress clusters put more spawnable fortress area in reach, which is prime real estate for a wither skeleton farm. The same logic applies to ocean monuments, trial chambers, and end cities: tighter clusters mean less digging, less travel, and more spawns per AFK session. The scan runs against the exact seed you loaded, so every coordinate checks out in your world — and you can verify a spot in the 3D fly-over before you commit to a build.
FAQ
How do I find a double witch hut seed in Minecraft?
You don't need a special seed — many seeds already have hut pairs somewhere. Load your seed on ezseed.net, open the FINDER panel, run the Witch Hut cluster scan, and it lists every spot where two or more huts sit close together, with coordinates and the distance between them.
What is a slime chunk cluster and why does it matter?
Slime chunks are the only chunks where slimes spawn below Y=40. When several of them sit side by side, one perimeter dig drains all of them at once — multi-chunk spawn rates for the excavation work of a single farm. The finder scans your seed and lists these groupings with coordinates.
Does the Cluster Finder work on Bedrock Edition?
Yes. ezseed.net supports Bedrock up to 26.30 and Java from 1.20 through 26.2. Pick your edition and version before scanning, because structure placement differs between editions — a hut pair on the Java map won't be in the same place in a Bedrock world with the same seed number.
How do I share a cluster spot with friends?
The map state lives in the URL. Click a cluster result to center the map on it, then copy the address bar link — anyone who opens it sees the same seed, version, and position, with no account or download needed.