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Minecraft in your browser

A fully-featured Minecraft client and server running entirely in your browser. Connect to servers, load worlds, play on mobile, and more.

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Quick start

Get up and running in minutes

1

Visit the web app

Open mcraft.fun in your browser. Works on desktop, mobile, and tablet devices.
2

Choose your mode

Select Singleplayer to create a world, Multiplayer to connect to a server, or drag and drop a world file to load it.
3

Start playing

Use WASD to move, mouse to look around, and left/right click to break/place blocks. Press Escape to open the menu.
On mobile, enable joystick controls in Settings → Controls → Touch Controls Type → Joystick.

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Learn how to use the Minecraft Web Client

Singleplayer

Create worlds, load saves, and play offline

Multiplayer

Connect to Java servers with proxy support

World loading

Load worlds from zip files, folders, and cloud storage

Controls

Keyboard, mouse, touch, and controller support

Mobile & touch

Optimized for smartphones and tablets

Resource packs

Custom textures and server resource packs

Key features

What makes this client special

Cross-platform compatibility

Runs on any device with a modern browser. iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Linux — all supported.

Full version support

Connect to servers running Minecraft 1.8 through 1.21.5. First-class support for 1.19.4 and 1.21.4.

Works offline

Progressive web app with offline support. Load worlds and play singleplayer without an internet connection.

P2P multiplayer

Play with friends over the internet using peer-to-peer networking. No server setup required.

Advanced topics

Self-hosting, debugging, and contributing

Proxy setup

Host your own proxy server for connecting to Minecraft servers

Docker deployment

Deploy with Docker for production or private use

Debugging

Console access, packet inspection, and performance profiling

Contributing

Build from source and contribute to the project

Ready to start playing?

Jump into the quickstart guide and launch Minecraft in your browser in under 5 minutes.

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