Minecraft /give Generator.

Gives an item to a player. Ajustez les paramètres ci-dessous pour générer instantanément la bonne syntaxe.

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Syntaxe Minecraft Générée

Copiez et collez cette commande dans votre console de jeu Minecraft (touche T) ou dans un bloc de commande.

/give @s diamond 64

Que fait cette commande ?

Donne 1x **item** à vous-même (`@s`).

Documentation & Guide

About the /give Generator

The /give generator builds commands to deliver items, building blocks, tools, and weapons directly into player inventories with configurable stack counts, Java 1.20.5+ item components, or Bedrock adventure mode permissions.

Read complete /give command reference & syntax→

How to Use This Generator

Select your Target Selector (e.g., @s for yourself, @p for closest player, or @a for everyone).
Search or choose an Item ID from the autocomplete catalogue (e.g. minecraft:diamond_sword).
Adjust the Quantity slider between 1 and 64 items.
Optionally input custom components or tags (such as [enchantments={...}] on Java).
Toggle between Java and Bedrock Edition tabs to get the exact syntax for your version.
Click Copy Command and paste directly into Minecraft chat (T) or a command block.

Parameters & Options Explained

Target Selector

Specifies which player or entity receives the item. @s targets the executor, @p targets the nearest player, @a targets all players on the server.

Item ID

The official namespaced identifier for the item (e.g., minecraft:netherite_pickaxe in Java, netherite_pickaxe in Bedrock).

Quantity

The number of items to grant in a single command, from 1 up to a full stack of 64.

Custom Components / Tags

Java 1.20.5+ square-bracket components [key=val] for custom enchantments, names, and attributes, or Bedrock JSON permissions (can_place_on / can_destroy).

Practical In-Game Example

Tested & Validated

/give @p minecraft:diamond_sword[enchantments={levels:{"minecraft:sharpness":5,"minecraft:unbreaking":3}}] 1

Gives the nearest player a Sharpness V, Unbreaking III diamond sword using Java 1.20.5+ modern square-bracket component syntax.

Java vs Bedrock Compatibility

Java Edition:Java Edition 1.20.5 and newer uses square bracket item components [enchantments={...}]. Legacy curly brace NBT syntax {Enchantments:[...]} was deprecated in 1.20.5.

Bedrock Edition:Bedrock Edition does not support custom enchantments or potion data directly in /give. Only numeric data values and adventure block permissions (can_place_on / can_destroy) are accepted.

Important Limitations & Rules

Player chat has a 256-character limit; deeply nested item components must be placed inside command blocks or function files (.mcfunction).
Items cannot be given to offline players.
In Bedrock Edition, custom enchantments cannot be applied through /give; use /enchant or an anvil instead.