Minecraft Effect IDs
Complete database of all Minecraft items, blocks, mobs, enchantments, and effects with their IDs
Showing 1–40 of 40 matching entries
Absorption absorption | absorption |
Bad Luck unluck | unluck |
Bad Omen bad_omen | bad_omen |
Blindness blindness | blindness |
Breath of the Nautilus breath_of_the_nautilus | breath_of_the_nautilus |
Conduit Power conduit_power | conduit_power |
Darkness darkness | darkness |
Dolphin's Grace dolphins_grace | dolphins_grace |
Fire Resistance fire_resistance | fire_resistance |
Glowing glowing | glowing |
Haste haste | haste |
Health Boost health_boost | health_boost |
Hero of the Village hero_of_the_village | hero_of_the_village |
Hunger hunger | hunger |
Infested infested | infested |
Instant Damage instant_damage | instant_damage |
Instant Health instant_health | instant_health |
Invisibility invisibility | invisibility |
Jump Boost jump_boost | jump_boost |
Levitation levitation | levitation |
Luck luck | luck |
Mining Fatigue mining_fatigue | mining_fatigue |
Nausea nausea | nausea |
Night Vision night_vision | night_vision |
Oozing oozing | oozing |
Poison poison | poison |
Raid Omen raid_omen | raid_omen |
Regeneration regeneration | regeneration |
Resistance resistance | resistance |
Saturation saturation | saturation |
Slow Falling slow_falling | slow_falling |
Slowness slowness | slowness |
Speed speed | speed |
Strength strength | strength |
Trial Omen trial_omen | trial_omen |
Water Breathing water_breathing | water_breathing |
Weakness weakness | weakness |
Weaving weaving | weaving |
Wind Charged wind_charged | wind_charged |
Wither wither | wither |
How to use the ID List
Browse all 2,900+ Minecraft IDs — items, blocks, entities, enchantments and effects — with their namespaced identifiers. Search by name, filter by type, switch between Minecraft versions up to 26.2, and copy IDs instantly.
Quick steps
- 1Type in the search bar to filter by item, block, or entity name
- 2Use the type filter to show only items, blocks, or entities
- 3Click any entry to copy its ID (e.g., minecraft:diamond_sword)
- 4Switch versions in the sidebar 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 31 Java Edition versions from 1.17 up to the latest, 26.2 — on 26.2 that is 1,537 items, 1,196 blocks, 158 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 any row to copy its ID to your clipboard for use in commands or datapacks.
Does the ID list include modded items?
Yes, for supported mods. 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 in the sidebar. 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.