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Java Server Tools

37 free browser tools for running a Minecraft Java server: build the config files, generate admin commands, design the MOTD and read a crash log. Every tool runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

Setup & configuration

Everything you edit before the first start.

server.properties GeneratorBuild a valid server.properties with every option explained.MOTD GeneratorDesign the message players see in the server list, with colours.eula.txtGenerate the EULA file the server refuses to start without.Start ScriptA start script with the right flags for Windows or Linux.RAM & JVM FlagsJVM flags sized to your player count, not copied from a forum.plugin.ymlWrite a plugin.yml with commands and permissions.Proxy ConfigVelocity or BungeeCord config for a multi-server network.All Config GeneratorsEvery config file in one tool.

Admin commands

Build the command, copy it, paste it in console.

/opGrant operator status./deopTake operator status away./whitelistTurn the whitelist on and manage who is on it./banBan a player with a reason that is actually shown./ban-ipBan an address instead of a name./banlistRead the ban list without opening the file./pardonUndo a ban./kickRemove a player for this session./transferMove a player to another server in the network.All Admin CommandsTwelve admin commands in one builder.

World rules & difficulty

What the world lets players do.

/gameruleSet any game rule without memorising its name.Gamerules ReferenceEvery game rule, what it does and its default./difficultyChange difficulty from the console.Difficulty & Game Mode ReferenceWhat each difficulty and game mode actually changes.World Border PlannerPlan a border size and the commands to set it./worldborderBuild the border command, including warnings and shrink time.

Branding & chat

How the server looks and talks.

Server Icon ConverterTurn any image into the 64x64 PNG the server list needs.Gradient Text GeneratorMulti-colour text for a MOTD, rank prefix or scoreboard.MiniMessage ViewerSee what MiniMessage renders as before you ship it.Rank Badge MakerA rank badge PNG with an item icon and your own colours./sayBroadcast a message to every player and the console./tellrawRich chat messages with colours, scores and click actions.Server Text StudioAll the text tools in one place.

Running & diagnosing

When it will not start, or will not stay up.

Server DiagnosticsRead a crash log and find out why it stopped, in your browser./debugProfile server performance and trace a function run.Server Management APIExample request and response payloads for the management API./setidletimeoutKick idle players automatically./publishOpen a single-player world to the local network.Server Setup ToolsMOTD and server.properties together.

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How to join
Server address
Port

Click a field to copy it.

  1. Open Minecraft: Java Edition on your PC.
  2. Click Multiplayer → Add Server.
  3. Paste the address above into Server Address. Name it anything, then click Done.
  4. Select the server and click Join Server.

Java uses port 25565 by default. If the port above is 25565 you do not need to type it — the address alone is enough.