What is a Minecraft block ID?

A block ID is the internal name Minecraft uses for a block or item. Since the 1.13 flattening it is a text id in the minecraft: namespace, such as minecraft:stone or minecraft:oak_planks. Commands, datapacks, loot tables and server configs all address blocks by this id rather than by their display name, which changes between languages.

How do I use a block ID in the /give command?

The syntax is /give , for example /give @p minecraft:stone 1. On AlaCraft each row has a Copy /give button that puts the finished command on your clipboard, so you can paste it straight into the chat window or a command block. You need cheats enabled in a single-player world, or operator rights on a server.

Why do old numeric IDs like 35 not work anymore?

Minecraft 1.13 replaced numeric ids with namespaced text ids in a change known as the flattening. Before it, one number covered a whole family — id 35 was wool, and the 16 colours differed only by their data value. Modern versions reject numbers in commands, so minecraft:red_wool must be used instead of 35:14. The legacy mode on this page is a historical reference for old worlds and archived tutorials.

Do block IDs differ between Java and Bedrock Edition?

Most ids are identical across both editions, but not all. Bedrock keeps some legacy identifiers that Java renamed during the flattening, and each edition has blocks the other does not, such as Bedrock-only technical blocks. The legacy numeric table on this page comes from the Bedrock data-values reference, so it reflects Bedrock numbering.

What do the S, B, E and I flags mean?

They come from the Bedrock data-values table. S marks a stackable entry, B marks one that exists in block form, E marks a block that carries entity data such as a chest or a spawner, and I marks one that exists in item form. A block can carry several flags at once, for example a sign is both an item and an entity-backed block.

Minecraft Block IDs — Full Item ID List with /give

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Minecraft Block IDs and Item IDs List

A searchable reference of every vanilla Minecraft block and item ID. Each entry shows the namespaced id (minecraft:stone), the localized name, an icon and a ready-to-copy /give command. A second mode lists the legacy Bedrock numeric ids (0–255) used before the 1.13 flattening, with their decimal and hexadecimal values.

Modern namespaced IDs (Java 1.13+ and Bedrock)

Since the 1.13 flattening, Minecraft addresses every block and item by a text id in the minecraft: namespace — minecraft:stone, minecraft:oak_planks, minecraft:diamond_sword. This is the form commands, datapacks, loot tables and server configs expect. Use the category filter to narrow the list down to building blocks, decoration, redstone, transportation, food, tools, combat, brewing or materials, then copy either the bare id or the full /give command.

Legacy numeric IDs (before Minecraft 1.13)

Before the flattening, blocks were identified by a numeric data value from 0 to 255 — 1 for stone, 5 for wooden planks, 35 for wool. One numeric id often covered a whole family: all 16 wool colours shared id 35 and differed only by their data value. The legacy mode of this page lists those numbers in decimal and hexadecimal, together with the stackable, block, entity and item flags shown by the Bedrock data-values reference. Numeric ids no longer work in modern commands — they are kept here for old worlds, old maps and archived tutorials.

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Minecraft Block IDs

Every vanilla block and item ID with icons, search and one-click /give commands