Llama Spawn Egg is a light-brown egg with darker brown spots that spawns a llama on the block face you click, and it exists only in the Creative inventory or through the /give command — Llama Spawn Egg cannot be crafted or found in Survival. Minecraft added Llama Spawn Egg in the 1.11 Exploration Update (November 2016) alongside wild llamas, which roam savanna and windswept hills biomes in herds of up to four. Each Llama Spawn Egg produces a llama with a random coat (creamy, white, brown, or gray) and a hidden strength value from 1 to 5 that decides its inventory size.

Llama Spawn Egg is the fastest way to build a pack-animal train: tame the spawned llama by mounting it until hearts appear, then give it a chest for 3 to 15 storage slots depending on its strength. Leash several llamas together and they form a caravan that follows a single lead, while a dyed carpet adds a colored decorative pattern to each one. Llamas spit at attacking mobs and wolves, so a Llama Spawn Egg herd doubles as cheap ranged defense around a base or trail.