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Bedrock ID List

Every item, block, entity, effect, enchantment and biome ID in Minecraft Bedrock Edition, read from Mojang's own data files. Click a row for its commands; star it to save it.

Bedrock EditionPlaying Java? Use the Java ID List.

Showing 121–131 of 131 matching entries

Source: Mojang's bedrock-samples v1.26.60.5 (2026-10-28). We could not find the game's English name for 2 of these, so none is shown rather than a guessed one.

MOB
Wither Skull
minecraft:wither_skull_dangerous
MOB
Wolf
minecraft:wolf
MOB
Zoglin
minecraft:zoglin
MOB
Zombie
minecraft:zombie
MOB
Zombie Horse
minecraft:zombie_horse
MOB
Zombie Nautilus
minecraft:zombie_nautilus
MOB
Zombie Villager
minecraft:zombie_villager
MOB
Zombie Villager
minecraft:zombie_villager_v2
MOB
Zombified Piglin
minecraft:zombie_pigman
MOB
No English nameExperimental
minecraft:frostbite
MOB
No English nameExperimental
minecraft:ice_ball

How to use the Bedrock ID List

Look up any Bedrock Edition ID: items, blocks with their block states, entities with their spawn events, effects, enchantments and biomes.

Quick steps

  1. 1Pick the Bedrock version and the kind of ID you want
  2. 2Type part of a name or ID into the search box
  3. 3Click an ID to copy it into a command or add-on

Example use cases

  • Finding the exact ID for /give, /setblock or /summon on Bedrock
  • Checking which block states a block takes
  • Finding the spawn event a mob accepts in /summon

Tips

Entities marked not summonable cannot be created with /summon
The preview version shows IDs in the current Bedrock preview; some may stay experimental when it releases
IDs marked experimental need an experiment turned on in the world

Frequently asked questions

Where do these Bedrock IDs come from?

From Mojang's own Bedrock data files (the bedrock-samples repository), imported separately for each Bedrock version. The English names come from the game's own language file for that version. An ID whose name cannot be found there is shown without one rather than with a guess.

Are Bedrock IDs the same as Java IDs?

Many are, but not all. Bedrock has blocks, items and mobs Java does not (and the other way round), and the same thing can have a different ID or different block states. Use the IDs from this list for Bedrock commands and add-ons.

What is the numeric ID for?

It is the number Mojang's data files give each item, block and biome. Commands use the namespaced ID (for example minecraft:diamond_sword), not the number, and the numbers can change between versions.