Create and edit items

Item commands require authorized Build or Dev mode. Hold the item you want to edit. /item and /i are the command roots; /help item and tab completion show available choices.

Obtain and customize

/item get diamond_sword 1
/item name set Training Sword
/item enchant sharpness 3
/item unbreakable true

get accepts an inventory material and optional amount. name changes its display name. Enchantment level zero removes an enchantment; the command clamps levels to 0–255. Unbreakable controls durability loss, while durability changes existing damage. Preserve the item you intend to use as a copied code input.

Available editing families

Family	Features
Identity and stack	Name, material, amount, custom model data
Appearance	Lore, color, glow, hidden flags, heads, banners
Gameplay metadata	Enchantments, durability, unbreakable, attributes, food
Containers/content	Books, fireworks, component-based contents
Adventure restrictions	Blocks the item may break or be placed on
Custom data	Typed item tags and component patch inspection
Inventory tools	Equip in a slot or send an item to another player

Use the command reference for individual syntax. Subcommands such as lore, book, tag, and attribute have their own modes; read the entry before supplying arguments.

Food

/item food 4 2.4 true 0.8
/item food clear

Nutrition is a nonnegative whole number; saturation is the component’s saturation amount. Optional alwaysEat and consumption seconds preserve existing properties when omitted, or use defaults on a newly edible item. Clear removes food and consumption properties while preserving unrelated metadata.

Modern components

Item components provide access to supported Minecraft item properties, including newer equipment, tools, consumables, contents, models, cooldowns, and rarity. Invalid component input leaves the held item unchanged.

Use edited items in code

Copy the configured item into an Item argument, such as a give-items or equipment action. Runtime item-transforming operations can also produce new Item values from typed inputs. Editor customization does not automatically grant an item to every player or modify items already stored elsewhere.