Minecraft Item ID List & Database

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Complete Minecraft Item ID Database

Welcome to Best Minecraft IDs, the most comprehensive Minecraft item ID database. Whether you're a server admin configuring plugins, a map maker using commands, or a player looking for the perfect /give command, our searchable database has every Minecraft item ID you need.

What is a Minecraft Item ID?

In Minecraft, every block, item, and entity has a unique identifier called an Item ID. These IDs are used in commands like /give, /clear, /setblock, and many server plugins. Understanding item IDs is essential for command block creation, server administration, and advanced gameplay.

Types of Minecraft IDs

Minecraft items use three different ID formats:

  • Item ID (String ID): The modern identifier format used since Minecraft 1.13, such as minecraft:stone or minecraft:diamond_sword.
  • Legacy Item ID: The old identifier format used before Minecraft 1.13's "Flattening" update.
  • Numerical ID: The numeric ID format used in very old versions of Minecraft, such as 1 for stone or 276 for a diamond sword.

How to Use Minecraft Item IDs

The most common use of item IDs is with the /give command. Here's the syntax:

/give @p minecraft:diamond_sword 1

This command gives the nearest player 1 diamond sword. You can replace @p with a player name, and minecraft:diamond_sword with any item ID from our database.

Find Any Minecraft ID

Use our search bar above to find any Minecraft item ID instantly. You can search by item name, string ID, or numerical ID. Browse our category pages to explore items by type, or check our give commands guide for more command examples.