This is a curated reference of commonly-used entries, not the complete game data set — the full registries are much larger (recipes: 1,515 across 11 recipe types; tags: 756; damage types: ~50; loot tables: 1,326).
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Press F3 + H on your keyboard to toggle Advanced Tooltips on or off. Once enabled, hovering over any item in your inventory reveals its namespaced ID, such as minecraft:diamond_sword, along with durability and tag counts.
Numerical item IDs were completely removed in update 1.13 during The Flattening. All commands and loot tables now require text-based Resource Locations, meaning numeric ID 1 must be written as minecraft:stone.
Bedrock Edition item IDs appear in the autocomplete menu when typing the /give @s command in the chat bar. Bedrock uses standard string identifiers like minecraft:apple, but some legacy blocks still require an integer data value argument.
Point your crosshair at any placed block and press F3 + I to copy its exact identifier and block state properties to your clipboard. This generates a complete command snippet like minecraft:chest[facing=north] ready to paste into chat or functions.
Minecraft 1.21 contains 1,404 distinct item IDs registered within the game registry, ranging from minecraft:acacia_boat to minecraft:zombified_piglin_spawn_egg. You can inspect all items, recipe ingredients, and tags using the Minecraft Data Browsers.
