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Search every cheat code and console command we list by what it does. Misspell it and it will usually still find it.
Type what you want to happen — god mode, money, noclip, reveal the map — and this searches every cheat code and console command we list across 441 games, forgiving typos. Each result shows the exact code, the platform, whether we have tested it, and a link to the full list for that game.
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Add Experience
Adds experience points or full levels; /experience is the long-form alias in Java; Bedrock uses /xp with points only on some versions
Advance Time
Advances world time by the given ticks
Apply Status Effect
Applies a status effect (e.g., night_vision); Java uses /effect give, Bedrock legacy syntax order differs on some versions
Broadcast Chat Message
Broadcasts a plain chat message to all players (server use)
Clear Inventory
Clears inventory, or only the named item/amount
Clear Status Effects
Removes status effects from the target
Clone Block Region
Copies a block region to a destination
Creative mode
Unlimited blocks, flight, and no damage.
Default Game Mode
Sets the mode new players start in for the world (Java mainly; also listed in Bedrock command lists)
Disable Fall Damage (Java)
Removes fall damage (true restores it); Bedrock uses gamerule falldamage on newer versions — check /gamerule list in-game
Disable Mob Griefing
Stops creepers/ghast fireballs/endermen from destroying or moving blocks (rule name spelling can vary by edition/version)
Enchant Held Item
Enchants the item the target is holding if compatible
Fill Region with Block
Fills the box between two corners with a block; modes include replace, hollow, outline, keep, destroy; Java block volume limits apply
Freeze Day/Night Cycle (Java)
Freezes the day/night cycle so time stops advancing; Bedrock equivalent is /alwaysday or /daylock true
Game Mode: Creative
Puts the target player in Creative mode with flight (double-jump) and no damage
Game Mode: Survival
Puts the target player in Survival mode (creative, adventure, and spectator are the other values)
Give Item
Gives the target the named item (e.g., /give @s minecraft:diamond 10). Bedrock syntax uses itemName/data/components fields vs Java NBT
Give yourself an item
Puts the named item in your inventory. Change diamond and 64 to any item and amount.
Keep Inventory After Death
Keeps your inventory after death instead of dropping it (false restores default)
Keep your items when you die
You no longer drop your inventory on death.
Kill Target
Kills the target player/entity; with no target in Java it kills the executor — be specific with @e[type=...]
Locate Nearest Biome
Prints coordinates of the nearest matching biome (version-dependent)
Locate Nearest Structure
Prints coordinates of the nearest matching structure (e.g., village); Bedrock also supports /locate biome
Lock Daylight (Bedrock)
Locks daylight so night never falls (sets doDaylightCycle off); /daylock true is the alias; Java equivalent is /gamerule doDaylightCycle false
Remove every entity nearby
Kills everything except players.
See in the dark
Grants night vision for the number of seconds given.
Set Difficulty: Peaceful
Sets world difficulty (peaceful, easy, normal, hard)
Set Player Spawn Point
Sets an individual player's respawn point
What it searches
Every cheat code, console command and unlockable on our game pages that has something to type or press — 8,145 entries across 441 games. Editions and expansions that share their base game's codes are searched once, under the base game, so the same command does not fill the results four times.
Each result carries its platform. A button sequence from a PlayStation list will not type into a PC console, and that mismatch is the most common reason a correct code looks broken. If a code from here fails, the cheat troubleshooter works out why, and the command builder fills in amounts and item IDs for you.
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