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Minecraft ID List

Complete database of all Minecraft items, blocks, mobs, enchantments, and effects with their IDs

Showing 376–450 of 2,007 matching entries
Cobblestone
cobblestone
block
Cobblestone Slab
cobblestone_slab
block
Cobblestone Stairs
cobblestone_stairs
block
Cobblestone Wall
cobblestone_wall
block
Cobweb
cobweb
block
Cocoa
Cocoa
cocoa
block
Cocoa Beans
Cocoa Beans
cocoa_beans
item
Cod Spawn Egg
Cod Spawn Egg
cod_spawn_egg
item
Command Block
Command Block
command_block
block
Compass
compass
item
Composter
composter
block
Conduit
conduit
block
Conduit Power
conduit_power
effect
Cooked Chicken
cooked_chicken
item
Cooked Cod
cooked_cod
item
Cooked Mutton
cooked_mutton
item
Cooked Porkchop
cooked_porkchop
item
Cooked Rabbit
cooked_rabbit
item
Cooked Salmon
cooked_salmon
item
Cookie
cookie
item
Copper Axe
copper_axe
item
Copper Bars
copper_bars
block
Copper Boots
copper_boots
item
Copper Bulb
copper_bulb
block
Copper Chain
copper_chain
block
Copper Chest
copper_chest
block
Copper Chestplate
copper_chestplate
item
Copper Door
copper_door
block
MOB
Copper Golem
copper_golem
mob
Copper Golem Spawn Egg
Copper Golem Spawn Egg
copper_golem_spawn_egg
item
Copper Golem Statue
Copper Golem Statue
copper_golem_statue
block
Copper Grate
copper_grate
block
Copper Helmet
copper_helmet
item
Copper Hoe
copper_hoe
item
Copper Horse Armor
Copper Horse Armor
copper_horse_armor
item
Copper Ingot
copper_ingot
item
Copper Lantern
copper_lantern
block
Copper Leggings
copper_leggings
item
Copper Nautilus Armor
Copper Nautilus Armor
copper_nautilus_armor
item
Copper Nugget
copper_nugget
item
Copper Ore
Copper Ore
copper_ore
block
Copper Pickaxe
copper_pickaxe
item
Copper Shovel
copper_shovel
item
Copper Spear
copper_spear
item
Copper Sword
copper_sword
item
Copper Torch
copper_torch
block
Copper Torch
Copper Torch
copper_wall_torch
block
Copper Trapdoor
copper_trapdoor
block
Cornflower
Cornflower
cornflower
block
MOB
Cow
cow
mob
Cow Spawn Egg
Cow Spawn Egg
cow_spawn_egg
item
Cracked Deepslate Bricks
Cracked Deepslate BricksRecipe for Cracked Deepslate Bricks
cracked_deepslate_bricks
block
Cracked Deepslate Tiles
Cracked Deepslate TilesRecipe for Cracked Deepslate Tiles
cracked_deepslate_tiles
block
Cracked Nether Bricks
cracked_nether_bricks
block
Cracked Polished Blackstone Bricks
Cracked Polished Blackstone BricksRecipe for Cracked Polished Blackstone Bricks
cracked_polished_blackstone_bricks
block
Cracked Stone Bricks
cracked_stone_bricks
block
Crafter
crafter
block
Crafting Table
crafting_table
block
MOB
Creaking
creaking
mob
Creaking Heart
creaking_heart
block
Creaking Spawn Egg
Creaking Spawn Egg
creaking_spawn_egg
item
MOB
Creeper
creeper
mob
Creeper Charge Banner Pattern
Creeper Charge Banner PatternRecipe for Creeper Charge Banner Pattern
creeper_banner_pattern
item
Creeper Head
Creeper Head
creeper_head
block
Creeper Head
Creeper Head
creeper_wall_head
block
Creeper Spawn Egg
Creeper Spawn Egg
creeper_spawn_egg
item
Crimson Button
crimson_button
block
Crimson Door
crimson_door
block
Crimson Fence
crimson_fence
block
Crimson Fence Gate
crimson_fence_gate
block
Crimson Fungus
Crimson Fungus
crimson_fungus
block
Crimson Hanging Sign
crimson_hanging_sign
block
Crimson Hanging Sign
Crimson Hanging Sign
crimson_wall_hanging_sign
block
Crimson Hyphae
crimson_hyphae
block
Crimson Nylium
Crimson Nylium
crimson_nylium
block

How to use the ID List

Browse all 2,900+ Minecraft IDs in 26.3 — items, blocks, entities, enchantments and effects — with their namespaced identifiers. Search by name, filter by type, switch to any Minecraft version from 1.17 to 26.3, and copy IDs instantly.

Quick steps

  1. 1Type in the search bar to filter by item, block, or entity name
  2. 2Use the type tabs to show only items, blocks, mobs and entities, enchantments, or effects
  3. 3Click the copy button beside an entry to copy its ID (e.g., minecraft:diamond_sword)
  4. 4Switch versions with the selector at the top of the page to see IDs for a specific Minecraft release

Example use cases

  • Look up the exact namespaced ID for a command you are writing
  • Compare which items or blocks were added between two Minecraft versions
  • Find entity IDs for use with /summon or /kill commands

Tips

The list updates automatically when you change the version selector
You can search partial names — typing "copper" will show all copper-related items and blocks

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find a full list of Minecraft item IDs?

Right here. The ID list covers every item, block, entity, enchantment, and status effect for all 32 Java Edition versions from 1.17 up to the latest, 26.3 — on 26.3 that is 1,658 items, 1,286 blocks, 161 entities, 43 enchantments and 40 effects, each with its namespaced ID (e.g. minecraft:diamond_sword).

How do I find the ID for a specific mob or block?

Use the search bar at the top and type part of the name. Use the type filter to narrow down to just items, blocks, entities, enchantments, or effects. Click the copy button next to any ID to put it on your clipboard for use in commands or datapacks.

Does the ID list include modded items?

Yes, for supported mods, on the Minecraft versions each mod was released for (between Java 1.19 and 1.21.1, not newer versions). Pick one of those versions, add a mod in the version selector, and its items, blocks, and entities appear in the list with their mod namespace (e.g. mekanism:ingot_osmium). Currently Mekanism, Farmer's Delight and Industrial Foregoing are supported.

How can I tell which items were added in a specific Minecraft version?

Switch versions using the version selector at the top of the page. Each version dump is a complete snapshot of that version's registry — so newer items appear only in newer versions, and removed items disappear. Compare by flipping between two versions and watching the list change.

Can I save items to a favorites list?

Yes — sign in and click the star icon on any row to favorite it. Favorites sync to your account and are shown as an extra column. Useful for building a personal shortlist of items you reference often when writing commands or datapacks.

Are these the same as Bedrock Edition IDs?

Not always. Many IDs match, but Bedrock names some items and blocks differently and has its own entity and effect lists. This list is read from Java Edition game data, so it matches Java commands and data packs exactly.