Minecraft Crafting Recipes

For Java Edition 26.3, the tool contains 1,713 fixed recipes from the game files: 827 shaped and 407 shapeless crafting recipes, 351 stonecutter recipes, 116 furnace, blast furnace, smoker, and campfire recipes, and 12 smithing table recipes. Version 1.19.4 had 1,076.

Craft a Beacon at a crafting table using a 3×3 grid: place glass across the top and on both sides of the middle row (5 pieces total), a Nether Star in the center, and a row of obsidian at the bottom (3 pieces). Total materials: 5 Glass, 3 Obsidian, 1 Nether Star. The Nether Star drops from the Wither — that's the hardest part.

For a shaped recipe, the ingredients must match the pattern shown in the crafting grid (mirroring is allowed), as with a beacon or pickaxe. For a shapeless recipe, only the ingredients matter—not their positions—as with bone meal or flint and steel. The tool marks shapeless recipes with “Any order.”

Enter an ingredient, such as Redstone Dust, and the tool lists every recipe that uses it — even if it is just one of several accepted alternatives, such as “any planks.” In version 26.3, 23 recipes use Redstone Dust. Use the filter to narrow the list by recipe type, such as crafting table, furnace, stonecutter, or smithing table.

The calculator breaks down each item using its standard Crafting Table recipe until only raw materials remain. It rounds each crafting operation up to a whole batch (3 planks require 1 log because one batch produces 4 planks) and uses leftover items in other steps. For ingredients such as “planks”, it uses the default wood type, oak. Items from the Furnace (Glass, Iron Ingots) remain raw materials; you can use a toggle to break them down into Sand or Raw Iron instead. Example from version 26.3: The total for one Anvil is 31 Iron Ingot. Copy the finished list with one click.

Search for items by their English or German name or by item ID, such as “beacon” or “anvil”. On the German page, the tool displays German item names; in all other languages, it displays the English names from the game. Other languages for item names are not currently available.

Recipes, quantities, and item tags are read directly from the official game files (server and client JARs) for each Java version, and German and English names from the language files—not copied from a wiki. Available versions: 26.3, 1.21.11, 1.21.4, 1.21.1, 1.20.4, 1.19.4. The data applies to Java Edition; some recipes differ in Bedrock Edition. Recipes with special logic, such as firework rockets with a firework star, banner copying, and armor dyeing, are only stored in the files as a special type without a fixed ingredient list, and the game works them out itself. They are therefore omitted, but the simple firework rocket made from paper and gunpowder is included. Armor trims do have their own smithing table recipes in the files (one per smithing template), but the tool only takes the netherite upgrades from the smithing table.

Open the recipe book using the book button in the crafting menu. Recipes unlock when you first have a matching ingredient in your inventory. On a server where you have operator permissions, /recipe give @s * unlocks all recipes at once, and /recipe take @s * removes them again. This tool lets you see every recipe immediately, even if you haven't unlocked it.