Minecraft ID List & Give Command Generator

Find a Minecraft ID for Java Edition, copy its namespaced item ID, or create a ready-to-use /give command.

1,538 items Item catalog: Java Edition 26.2 · registry base 1.21.11 · command syntax Java 1.13+ (1.20.5+ components)

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Minecraft ID Search

Historical numerical IDs were used before Java Edition 1.13. “Pending review” means an older item needs an exact legacy-format check; “Not applicable” means the item was added after numerical IDs were retired. In every case, use the modern namespaced Item ID shown above.

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What Do You Want to Do?

Find a Minecraft ID Search modern item IDs and reviewed historical values. Give an Item Choose an item, player, and quantity, then copy the command. Build With Blocks Find a block ID, then use setblock or fill for your build. Open Command Tools Choose the right Java command generator for the job. Summon a Mob Pick from 157 entity IDs, set coordinates and NBT, then copy /summon. Enchant Gear Pick enchantments, set levels, build a god sword or armor, copy the /give command.

Complete ID Lists

Enchantment IDs Every enchantment name for /enchant, with max levels and legacy 1.12 IDs. Effect IDs All status effect names for /effect give and /effect clear, with instant-effect flags. Entity IDs Every mob, projectile and vehicle name for /summon, grouped by category. Biome IDs Every overworld, Nether and End biome name for /locate biome. Legacy 1.12 IDs Numerical item IDs and data values for 1.12.2 and earlier, verified against 1.12.2 data. Sound IDs All 1,838 sound event IDs for /playsound, grouped by registry category. Particle IDs Every particle type name for /particle commands, from the 1.21 registry.

Max levels, exact per-level numbers, best combinations, and version history for the most searched enchantments.

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Building Blocks

Browse all Minecraft building block IDs including stone, wood, bricks, and decor...

439 items

Natural Blocks

Browse all Minecraft natural block IDs including dirt, grass, sand, ores, and na...

223 items

Tools

Browse all Minecraft tool IDs including pickaxes, axes, shovels, hoes, and fishi...

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Combat

Browse all Minecraft combat item IDs including swords, bows, arrows, armor, and ...

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Food & Drinks

Browse all Minecraft food and drink IDs including apples, bread, meat, potions, ...

42 items

Redstone

Browse all Minecraft redstone IDs including redstone dust, repeaters, comparator...

75 items

Transportation

Browse all Minecraft transportation IDs including minecarts, boats, rails, and e...

50 items

Decoration Blocks

Browse all Minecraft decoration block IDs including flowers, paintings, banners,...

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Materials

Browse all Minecraft material IDs including ingots, gems, dust, and crafting mat...

132 items

Miscellaneous

Browse all miscellaneous Minecraft item IDs including books, maps, buckets, and ...

107 items

Dyes

Browse Minecraft dye IDs for all 16 colors, from white dye to black dye, with th...

16 items

Spawn Eggs

Browse Minecraft spawn egg IDs for every mob egg, with the modern namespaced ID,...

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Search IDs, Then Use Them Immediately

Best Minecraft IDs combines a curated Java Edition ID catalog with practical command tools. Search an item, copy its namespaced ID, and move directly into a ready-to-use /give command.

What Is a Minecraft ID?

In Minecraft, every block, item, and entity has a unique identifier called an Item ID. These IDs are used in commands like /give, /clear, /setblock, and many server plugins. Understanding item IDs is essential for command block creation, server administration, and advanced gameplay.

Types of Minecraft IDs

Minecraft items use three different ID formats:

  • Item ID (String ID): The modern identifier format used since Minecraft 1.13, such as minecraft:stone or minecraft:diamond_sword.
  • Legacy Item ID: The old identifier format used before Minecraft 1.13's "Flattening" update.
  • Numerical ID: The numeric ID format used in very old versions of Minecraft, such as 1 for stone or 276 for a diamond sword.

How to Use Minecraft Item IDs

The most common use of item IDs is with the /give command. Here's the syntax:

/give @p minecraft:diamond_sword 1

This command gives the nearest player 1 diamond sword. You can replace @p with a player name, and minecraft:diamond_sword with any item ID from our database.

Find a Supported Minecraft ID

Use the search bar above to find entries in the expanded core catalog. Search by item name, namespaced ID, or a verified historical numerical ID. For placeable materials, start with the focused Minecraft Block IDs page; otherwise browse the category pages, read the give command guide, or choose from the Minecraft command generators.