Q&A for How to Download Minecraft Maps

No, but you need to use a file with the .mcworld extension.

If you want the map with all the structures you click on 'Download Minecraft World' but if you want just the seed so you can open the world without structures you click on the one underneath it.

If on Windows 10, simply open up the drop-down menu and enter the .zip file (if it's a zip) and click "Extract." A window should now pop up and you can change the directory it's going to drop to. After selecting, click "Extract" or "Done" to extract it to that area.

It depends. If you want to keep downloaded maps, then you can save them to a folder for later viewing. If you want to get rid of them, you can just delete the files.

You first need to download a specialized mod loader, such as Forge. After downloading, you can then download mods and launch them using it.

Yes, as long as the Chromebook supports a connection to the iOS device.

Restart you ipad, then search on the Cloud and look at background data refresh. It would help to know what you are copying files from.

By going on Minecraft pocket edition, and finding maps with the .mcworld file. Download it and press "open in Minecraft."

Yes. You can do it on an Android or iOS tablet/iPad and on phones as well.

It is probably a glitch. You can restart Minecraft, redownload the map, and/or make sure the settings for the world are how you want them to be.

Yes, it is possible.

It's already there! Go to the Minecraft directory and select the folder called "Saves." If there is no folder called "saves," create one yourself.

If you use it, you can use Windows 10 maps only. Just put them to the "Worlds" or "Saves" folder of Windows 10 edition, and you are ready to go.

It's supposed to be in singleplayer. Check inside the folder, because the world may be inside the world file (it happens).

There are texture packs, now renamed as resource packs and they include other modifications in the game.

In Java Edition, the Minecraft Launcher is the window you must open before selecting play. The layout of the launcher varies by version, but it is basically a hub from which you can determine the most basic settings of how Minecraft runs, including which update of Minecraft to use and where to store the saved world's from the game. You can also save and rename launchers so that you can essentially run Minecraft several different ways from the same app, and have different worlds saved in different launchers. In Bedrock Edition, no such launcher exists.

Either you did it improperly or pressed the wrong file. Go into the “Saves” and make sure you didn’t press the wrong file or did it improperly.

It's just a folder, it should be inside of your .minecraft folder. Within the folder should be multiple saves (with the names of your single-player worlds). If you still can't find it, try just searching in your files for it.

Changing launcher settings is no longer required. Just find your .minecraft folder (in %appdata%) and put your map files into the save folder.

As of your version, that is not required. All you have to do is extract/move contents from your download into the save folder.

PS4 is Bedrock edition, not Java edition. You cannot download from the internet on the console, but you should be able to use the Minecraft Marketplace (on the main screen).