i have a minecraft world on my iPhone and i want to play it on my MacBook. how do i transfer the world?
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5Does this answer your question? Can I transfer Minecraft from a computer to iOS? While its not exactly the same, it talks about doing the opposite: Mac to iPad instead of iPhone to Mac. – Kyle Rone Jul 14 '20 at 19:52
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