Command Generator
Generate and customize advanced Minecraft commands with no syntax hassle.
Command Generator
Generate and customize advanced Minecraft commands with no syntax hassle.
1. Command Target (Target Selector)
Define who or what will execute or receive this command.
Recent Commands
In-Game Usage Tip
To use these commands, you must have administrator privileges (OP) on servers or have "Allow Cheats" enabled in your singleplayer world.
How to Use the Advanced Command Generator
The Minepax Minecraft Command Generator is the ultimate tool for map makers and server operators. Dynamically switch between modern 1.20.5+ data components, traditional NBT tags, and Bedrock syntax. Create customized items with colored lore, mobs equipped with armor, and advanced status effects with instant local persistence.
What is the difference between Java 1.20.5+ and earlier versions in /give?
As of Minecraft Java version 1.20.5, legacy NBT tags using curly braces {} have been completely replaced by Data Components inside square brackets []. For example, where you used to write {display:{Name:'"..."'}}, you now write [custom_name='"..."']. Our tool automatically detects this and generates the correct syntax based on the selected version.
Can I create items with enchantments that break the normal game limits?
Yes! Minecraft allows enchantments up to level 255 via console commands (for example, a sword with Sharpness 255). Our slider and numeric input let you enter any value above the game's normal limit (like Sharpness X), perfect for creating bosses or legendary server items.
Why doesn't the Bedrock version support custom items with NBT?
Minecraft Bedrock Edition has a much simpler command engine on consoles. It does not support direct injection of NBT tags (such as custom names, lore, or enchantments) inside the /give command string. Only base items and amounts are accepted. For summoning, it only supports spawn events and basic name tags.