Minecraft Tools

You can build vanilla Minecraft Java commands, format Unicode text, make Telegram stickers from a skin and write Minecraft server descriptions.

Open the Vanilla Command Generator and select a command and game version. Fill in the settings or start from an example, then copy the resulting syntax.

Open /give in the command catalog, then choose your Minecraft Java version, target, item and quantity. Use the item options available for that version.

Open /summon in the catalog and choose a supported version, entity and coordinates. Check the spawn location before running the command.

The generator targets Minecraft Java. Bedrock uses different options and syntax, so check Bedrock compatibility separately.

Enter text in the Font Generator, select a Unicode style and copy the result. Try it in your client or server because character support can vary.

The game font or resource pack may lack the character. Try another style or leave the unsupported letters in plain text.

Enter a Minecraft Java username or upload a PNG skin. Pick poses and download transparent PNG or WebP files. If you use ZIP, extract it and add the images via @Stickers.

The library has 24 poses, six with illustrated props or effects. Choose a pack of 6, 9, 12, 18 or 24 stickers. The default pack contains nine.

Describe your server in a few sentences. Sign in to have Miruna write three drafts for a listing, Discord or a forum. Guests can use templates.

It converts dimensions and a chosen shape into a block layout. The library includes 44 layouts, from circles and spheres to a cottage, tower, fountain and pavilion.

Select Circle, enter a diameter in blocks and choose outline or filled mode. Follow the layout row by row, keeping each row aligned to the center.

Choose Ellipse and set the width and height independently. For a pool or elongated foundation, check the long and short axes before building.

Select Sphere, enter a diameter and turn on hollow mode. Build the first layer, then work upward using the layout and a consistent center point.

Choose Dome and match the base diameter to the tower's outside width. Set the height separately, then follow the layers from bottom to top.

Choose Arch, match the dimensions to your opening and use the outline preview. Outline mode leaves the bottom open for the passage.

Choose your shape and dimensions, then check the material count. For a 3D shape, verify whether the count is for the shell or the filled build.

Keep a fixed origin and orientation. Press Play assembly to see the build rise from the base. Pause or drag the timeline to a layer and check its rows.

The studio exports PNG, SVG and text instructions. Open the image alongside the game or use the text to check your rows.

Yes. The layouts show where to place blocks by hand, so you can reproduce them in either edition.

The section covers Paper or Vanilla startup, editing server.properties, and configuring AuthMe. Choose a tool based on what you need to set up.

Choose a game version and server type, then prepare a compatible Java version and startup command. The start.bat generator helps with startup. Set up network access on your computer or host.

Choose Paper or Vanilla, your version and memory settings. Put start.bat alongside the server JAR and check that the filename in the command matches the file on disk.

Choose your server type and version, then use the generator's Linux commands. Run them from the server folder with a compatible Java version installed.

Vanilla suits the standard game without server plugins. Choose Paper when you need compatible plugins. The startup generator supports both.

Select your server version, set the options you need and validate the file before downloading. Back up the existing server.properties and restart the server after replacing it.

Find motd and max-players in the server.properties editor. The first sets the server-list message and the second sets the concurrent player limit.

Check server-port, the port in the connection address and your firewall or hosting panel rules. Editing the file alone does not open the port.

Open the AuthMe editor, import your config.yml and adjust the relevant settings. Keep a backup and test the new file on your server with AuthMeReloaded installed.

After the installed plugin first runs, look for plugins/AuthMe/config.yml. Import it into the editor to start with your current settings.