Minecraft End Portal Finder
Throw two Eyes of Ender, paste what F3 shows, and get the stronghold and its End portal to the block.
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Enter two throws to find the stronghold.
Map
Shaded bands: the stronghold rings around 0, 0. Lines: where each eye flew.
Getting there
Shown after the stronghold is found.
Stronghold rings (Java)
Java places 128 strongholds in 8 rings around the world centre; the first ring (3 strongholds) is the closest. Bedrock spreads them differently, so use the eyes there, not the rings.
More Minecraft tools: Nether Portal Calculator (travel there faster through the Nether) · Stack Calculator · Circle Generator
Free Minecraft End portal and stronghold finder
Throw two Eyes of Ender, paste what F3 shows, and get the stronghold — and its End portal — to within a few blocks.
The finder uses Minecraft’s own angle system, crosses the lines of your throws, checks the result against Java’s stronghold rings, and shows how accurate it is. Jump to how to use it, stronghold rings or the FAQ.
How to find
the End portal.
Two throws, two pastes — the map and the route do the rest.
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Step 01 / 05Throw and paste
Throw an Eye of Ender and put your crosshair on it. Press F3 + C (Java copies your position and angle), and paste it into the first throw. Then walk 200–500 blocks to the side and do it again.
- →Or type X, Z and the first “Facing” number from F3
- →Pasting anywhere on the page fills the next empty throw
- →Sample fills two example throws
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Step 02 / 05Read the coordinates
You get the stronghold’s X and Z, how accurate it is (± blocks), its chunk and the likely staircase block, and the matching Nether coordinates for a faster trip.
- →A warning when a throw points the wrong way or angles are too close
- →Throws made in the Nether or the End are ignored with a note
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Step 03 / 05Check the map
The map shows the stronghold rings around 0, 0, the line of each throw, and the result with its accuracy circle. Zoom in to see the chunk and the staircase block.
- →Drag, scroll and pinch to move and zoom
- →“Whole world” shows every ring at once
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Step 04 / 05Get there
Getting there gives the distance from your last throw, the exact angle to face in F3, walking and sprinting time, and the shorter route through the Nether.
- →/tp and /locate commands for worlds with cheats
- →The ring list shows which ring your stronghold is in
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Share and download
Keep the coordinates or send them to your team:
- →Share link — the throws in a link; anyone who opens it sees the same result
- →Copy — throws and coordinates as text for chat
- →Download TXT — a file with the full result
Where strongholds
can generate.
Java places 128 strongholds in 8 rings around 0, 0. The first ring, with 3 strongholds, is the closest.
A result outside every ring usually means a typing mistake on Java. Bedrock spreads strongholds differently, so there the eyes alone decide.
How Minecraft
measures direction.
The first “Facing” number in F3 (the yaw) is what the finder needs. It counts clockwise from south.
South
Towards positive Z.
West
Towards negative X.
North
Towards negative Z.
East
Towards positive X.
Many calculators use school-maths angles instead and point you to the wrong place. This finder uses Minecraft’s own system, and also accepts angles outside −180…180.
5 tips for a
perfect result.
How speedrunners get the portal on the first try.
Questions
people ask.
Throw an Eye of Ender, note your position and angle with F3 + C, walk a few hundred blocks to the side and throw again. Paste both throws here and the finder gives the stronghold coordinates where the two lines cross.