Minecraft Block IDs

Find 933 curated Minecraft Java block IDs for building, terrain, and decoration. Search by name, then copy the modern minecraft:... ID for commands or plugins.

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Block Modern ID Category Historical numerical ID
Original pixel art Stone block icon Stone minecraft:stone Building Blocks 1
Pixel art illustration of a granite block with a warm pinkish-brown speckled texture Granite minecraft:granite Building Blocks 1
Pixel art illustration of a polished granite block with a smooth pinkish-brown checker pattern Polished Granite minecraft:polished_granite Building Blocks 1
Pixel art illustration of a diorite block with a light gray and white speckled texture Diorite minecraft:diorite Building Blocks 1
Pixel art illustration of a polished diorite block with a smooth light gray checker pattern Polished Diorite minecraft:polished_diorite Building Blocks 1
Pixel art illustration of an andesite block with a medium gray speckled texture Andesite minecraft:andesite Building Blocks 1
Pixel art illustration of a polished andesite block with a smooth medium gray checker pattern Polished Andesite minecraft:polished_andesite Building Blocks 1
Pixel art illustration of a grass block with a bright green grass top and brown dirt sides Grass Block minecraft:grass_block Natural Blocks 2
Pixel art illustration of a plain brown dirt block Dirt minecraft:dirt Natural Blocks 3
Pixel art illustration of a coarse dirt block with rough earth and gravel bits Coarse Dirt minecraft:coarse_dirt Natural Blocks 3
Pixel art illustration of a podzol block with a dark green mossy top and brown soil sides Podzol minecraft:podzol Natural Blocks 3
Original pixel art Cobblestone block icon Cobblestone minecraft:cobblestone Building Blocks 4
Original pixel art Oak Planks block icon Oak Planks minecraft:oak_planks Building Blocks 5
Pixel art illustration of a spruce planks block with dark brown horizontal boards Spruce Planks minecraft:spruce_planks Building Blocks 5
Pixel art illustration of a birch planks block with pale cream horizontal boards Birch Planks minecraft:birch_planks Building Blocks 5
Pixel art illustration of a jungle planks block with reddish brown horizontal boards Jungle Planks minecraft:jungle_planks Building Blocks 5
Pixel art illustration of an acacia planks block with orange-toned horizontal boards Acacia Planks minecraft:acacia_planks Building Blocks 5
Pixel art illustration of a dark oak planks block with deep espresso horizontal boards Dark Oak Planks minecraft:dark_oak_planks Building Blocks 5
Pixel art illustration of a small oak sapling with a brown stem and bright green leaves Oak Sapling minecraft:oak_sapling Natural Blocks 6
Pixel art illustration of a small spruce sapling with a brown stem and dark green needles Spruce Sapling minecraft:spruce_sapling Natural Blocks 6
Pixel art illustration of a dark gray mottled bedrock block Bedrock minecraft:bedrock Natural Blocks 7
Pixel art illustration of a translucent blue water block Water minecraft:water Natural Blocks 8
Pixel art illustration of a glowing orange lava block with bright yellow flows Lava minecraft:lava Natural Blocks 11
Original pixel art Sand block icon Sand minecraft:sand Natural Blocks 12

Use Minecraft Block IDs in Commands

Every Minecraft block ID listed on this page works directly in Java Edition commands. The modern namespaced format (for example minecraft:stone) is the only reliable identifier for current versions. You can use any block ID from the table below in /give, /setblock, and /fill commands:

/give @p minecraft:stone 64

Adds 64 stone blocks to the nearest player's inventory.

/setblock ~ ~ ~ minecraft:oak_planks

Places an oak planks block at your current position.

/fill ~ ~ ~ ~5 ~3 ~5 minecraft:glass

Fills a 6×4×6 area with glass blocks — useful for quick walls, floors, or enclosures.

Block States

Some Minecraft block IDs accept block states in square brackets to control orientation, half-slabs, lit/unlit, and other properties. For example:

/setblock ~ ~ ~ minecraft:oak_stairs[facing=north,half=bottom]
/setblock ~ ~ ~ minecraft:redstone_lamp[lit=true]

When a block state is omitted, the game uses the default state for that block. Check the individual block detail page for the full list of available states.

Open any entry in the Minecraft block IDs table to copy its exact ID, review historical numerical IDs, and generate a ready-to-use command. Use the Give Command Generator to adjust the player target or quantity, the Setblock Command Generator to place a single block at coordinates, or the Fill Command Generator to fill a region with any block ID from this list.

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Modern and Historical Minecraft Block IDs

Java Edition moved from numerical IDs to namespaced IDs in 1.13. This page shows a historical number only when a value has been reviewed; otherwise, use the modern ID shown in the table. A missing or pending historical number does not affect the current block ID.

Need a non-block item instead? Search the full Minecraft Item ID list or browse the focused Building Blocks, Natural Blocks, and Decoration Blocks catalogs.

Minecraft Block IDs FAQ

How many Minecraft block IDs are there?

This page lists 933 curated Java Edition block IDs across building blocks, natural blocks, and decoration categories. Each entry includes the modern namespaced ID and, where verified, the historical numerical ID.

Can I use block IDs in /give commands?

Yes. Every block ID on this page is also a valid item ID. Use /give @s minecraft:stone 64 to add blocks to your inventory, or /setblock and /fill to place them in the world.

What is the difference between block IDs and item IDs?

In modern Java Edition (1.13+), most blocks share the same namespaced ID as their item form. Some items (like tools, food, and spawn eggs) are not blocks and only appear in the item ID list.

Do block states change the block ID?

No. Block states (like facing direction or lit/unlit) are appended in square brackets after the ID, for example minecraft:oak_stairs[facing=north]. The base block ID remains the same.