Minecraft Items

Certain items, when utilized, have the ability to introduce a block variant (referred to as ItemBlock) or an entity (such as minecarts or spawn eggs) into the game world. Essentially, these items maintain their item form while residing in the player's inventory but transform into blocks once they are placed. For instance, boats assume the form of an entity upon placement, whereas beds take shape as a group of blocks.

When an item is selected from the hotbar, its name briefly appears above the heads-up display (HUD), providing a visual indication of the currently chosen item. To visually showcase an item within the game environment, it must be placed within an item frame, serving as the sole method of display.

If an item that does not transform into a block is dropped, it transforms into an entity represented by a sprite hovering above the ground. This sprite persists for approximately five minutes within a loaded chunk before it disappears (despawns), unless the player collects it before it vanishes, a mob picks it up, a hopper or a minecart with hopper draws it in, or it is destroyed by elements like fire, lava, cacti, or explosions.

An object submerged in water tends to rise towards the water's surface, propelled by the current. Hoppers possess the ability to draw in any items positioned directly above them.

The majority of items are capable of stacking up to 64 units in a single slot, while some items can only stack up to 16, and a few items cannot stack at all. However, through inventory editing, all types of items can be stacked up to a maximum of 127.

Here is a list of items that have the ability to create blocks, fluids, or entities:

• Acacia Boat

• Acacia Boat with Chest

• Armor Stand

• Bamboo Raft

• Bamboo Raft with Chest

• Beetroot Seeds

• Birch Boat

• Birch Boat with Chest

• Bottle o' Enchanting

• Bow

• Bucket

• Bucket of Axolotl

• Bucket of Cod

• Bucket of Pufferfish

• Bucket of Salmon

• Bucket of Tadpole

• Bucket of Tropical Fish

• Carrot

• Cherry Boat

• Cherry Boat with Chest

• Cocoa Beans

• Crossbow

• Dark Oak Boat

• Dark Oak Boat with Chest

• Egg

• End Crystal

• Ender Pearl

• Eye of Ender

• Fire Charge

• Firework Rocket

• Fishing Rod

• Flint and Steel

• Glow Berries

• Glow Item Frame

• Item Frame

• Jungle Boat

• Jungle Boat with Chest

• Kelp

• Lava Bucket

• Lead

• Lingering Potion

• Mangrove Boat

• Mangrove Boat with Chest

• Melon Seeds

• Minecart

• Minecart with Chest

• Minecart with Command Block

• Minecart with Furnace‌[JE only]

• Minecart with Hopper

• Minecart with TNT

• Nether Wart

• Oak Boat

• Oak Boat with Chest

• Painting

• Pitcher Pod

• Potato

• Powder Snow Bucket

• Pumpkin Seeds

• Redstone Dust

• Snowball

• Splash Potion

• Spruce Boat

• Spruce Boat with Chest

• String

• Sweet Berries

• Torchflower Seeds

• Trident

• Water Bucket

• Wheat Seeds

Here is a list of items that have specific uses in the game world:

• Amethyst Shard (used to duplicate allays)

• Apple

• Arrow

• Baked Potato

• Beetroot

• Beetroot Soup

• Black Dye

• Blue Dye

• Bone

• Bone Meal

• Book (used to interact with chiseled bookshelves)

• Book and Quill

• Bowl

• Bread

• Brown Dye

• Brush

• Bundle

• Carrot on a Stick

• Chainmail Boots

• Chainmail Chestplate

• Chainmail Helmet

• Chainmail Leggings

• Chorus Fruit

• Compass

• Cooked Chicken

• Cooked Cod

• Cooked Mutton

• Cooked Porkchop

• Cooked Rabbit

• Cooked Salmon

• Cookie

• Cyan Dye

• Debug Stick‌[JE only]

• Diamond Axe

• Diamond Boots

• Diamond Chestplate

• Diamond Helmet

• Diamond Hoe

• Diamond Horse Armor

• Diamond Leggings

• Diamond Pickaxe

• Diamond Shovel

• Diamond Sword

• Dried Kelp

• Elytra

• Empty Map

• Enchanted Book (used to interact with chiseled bookshelves)

• Enchanted Golden Apple

• Goat Horn

• Glass Bottle

• Glow Ink Sac

• Gold Ingot

• Golden Apple

• Golden Axe

• Golden Boots

• Golden Carrot

• Golden Chestplate

• Golden Helmet

• Golden Hoe

• Golden Horse Armor

• Golden Leggings

• Golden Pickaxe

• Golden Shovel

• Golden Sword

• Gray Dye

• Green Dye

• Honeycomb

• Honey Bottle

• Ink Sac

• Iron Axe

• Iron Boots

• Iron Chestplate

• Iron Helmet

• Iron Hoe

• Iron Horse Armor

• Iron Ingot (used to heal iron golems)

• Iron Leggings

• Iron Pickaxe

• Iron Shovel

• Iron Sword

• Knowledge Book‌[JE only]

• Lapis Lazuli (used as a dye)‌[BE only]

• Leather Boots

• Leather Cap

• Leather Horse Armor

• Leather Pants

• Leather Tunic

• Light Blue Dye

• Light Gray Dye

• Lime Dye

• Magenta Dye

• Map or Explorer Map

• Melon Slice

• Milk Bucket

• Mushroom Stew

• Music Disc (5)

• Music Disc (11)

• Music Disc (13)

• Music Disc (Blocks)

• Music Disc (Cat)

• Music Disc (Chirp)

• Music Disc (Far)

• Music Disc (Mall)

• Music Disc (Mellohi)

• Music Disc (Otherside)

• Music Disc (Pigstep)

• Music Disc (Relic)

• Music Disc (Stal)

• Music Disc (Strad)

• Music Disc (Wait)

• Music Disc (Ward)

• Name Tag

• Netherite Axe

• Netherite Boots

• Netherite Chestplate

• Netherite Helmet

• Netherite Hoe

• Netherite Leggings

• Netherite Pickaxe

• Netherite Shovel

• Netherite Sword

• Orange Dye

• Pink Dye

• Poisonous Potato

• Potions

• Pufferfish

• Pumpkin Pie

• Purple Dye

• Rabbit Stew

• Raw Beef

• Raw Chicken

• Raw Cod

• Raw Mutton

• Raw Porkchop

• Raw Rabbit

• Raw Salmon

• Red Dye

• Rotten Flesh

• Saddle

• Shears

• Shield

• Spectral Arrow‌[JE only]

• Spider Eye

• Spyglass

• Steak

• Stone Axe

• Stone Hoe

• Stone Pickaxe

• Stone Shovel

• Stone Sword

• Sugar

• Suspicious Stew

• Tipped Arrow

• Totem of Undying

• Tropical Fish

• Turtle Shell

• Warped Fungus on a Stick

• Wheat

• White Dye

• Wooden Axe

• Wooden Hoe

• Wooden Pickaxe

• Wooden Shovel

• Wooden Sword

• Written Book

• Yellow Dye

Here is a list of items that have indirect uses in the game world. While they cannot be directly interacted with or used by the player, they serve as ingredients for crafting, brewing, enchanting, or trading purposes. The only exception is clocks, which provide informative functions.

• Angler Pottery Sherd

• Archer Pottery Sherd

• Arms Up Pottery Sherd

• Banner Pattern (Creeper Charge)

• Banner Pattern (Flower Charge)

• Banner Pattern (Globe)

• Banner Pattern (Skull Charge)

• Banner Pattern (Snout)

• Banner Pattern (Thing)

• Blade Pottery Sherd

• Blaze Powder

• Blaze Rod

• Brewer Pottery Sherd

• Brick

• Burn Pottery Sherd

• Charcoal

• Clay Ball

• Clock

• Coal

• Coast Armor Trim

• Copper Ingot

• Danger Pottery Sherd

• Diamond

• Disc Fragment

• Dragon's Breath

• Dune Armor Trim

• Echo Shard

• Emerald

• Explorer Pottery Sherd

• Eye Armor Trim

• Feather

• Fermented Spider Eye

• Firework Star

• Flint

• Friend Pottery Sherd

• Ghast Tear

• Glistering Melon Slice

• Glowstone Dust

• Gold Nugget

• Gunpowder

• Heart of the Sea

• Heart Pottery Sherd

• Heartbreak Pottery Sherd

• Host Armor Trim

• Howl Pottery Sherd

• Ink Sac

• Iron Ingot

• Iron Nugget

• Lapis Lazuli

• Leather

• Magma Cream

• Miner Pottery Sherd

• Mourner Pottery Sherd

• Nautilus Shell

• Nether Brick

• Nether Quartz

• Nether Star

• Netherite Ingot

• Netherite Scrap

• Netherite Upgrade

• Paper

• Phantom Membrane

• Plenty Pottery Sherd

• Popped Chorus Fruit

• Prismarine Crystals

• Prismarine Shard

• Prize Pottery Sherd

• Rabbit Hide

• Rabbit's Foot

• Raiser Armor Trim

• Raw Copper

• Raw Gold

• Raw Iron

• Recovery Compass

• Rib Armor Trim

• Scute

• Sentry Armor Trim

• Shaper Armor Trim

• Sheaf Pottery Sherd

• Shelter Pottery Sherd

• Shulker Shell

• Silence Armor Trim

• Skull Pottery Sherd

• Slimeball

• Snort Pottery Sherd

• Spire Armor Trim

• Stick

• Tide Armor Trim

• Vex Armor Trim

• Ward Armor Trim

• Wayfinder Armor Trim

• Wild Armor Trim

Spawn eggs are items that, when used, summon the corresponding entity into the game world. They cannot be obtained in Survival mode and are typically used in creative or command-based gameplay.

Here is a list of spawn eggs and the entities they spawn:

• Allay Spawn Egg

• Axolotl Spawn Egg

• Bat Spawn Egg

• Bee Spawn Egg

• Blaze Spawn Egg

• Camel Spawn Egg

• Cat Spawn Egg

• Cave Spider Spawn Egg

• Chicken Spawn Egg

• Cod Spawn Egg

• Cow Spawn Egg

• Creeper Spawn Egg

• Dolphin Spawn Egg

• Donkey Spawn Egg

• Drowned Spawn Egg

• Elder Guardian Spawn Egg

• Ender Dragon Spawn Egg

• Enderman Spawn Egg

• Endermite Spawn Egg

• Evoker Spawn Egg

• Fox Spawn Egg

• Frog Spawn Egg

• Ghast Spawn Egg

• Glow Squid Spawn Egg

• Goat Spawn Egg

• Guardian Spawn Egg

• Hoglin Spawn Egg

• Horse Spawn Egg

• Husk Spawn Egg

• Iron Golem Spawn Egg

• Llama Spawn Egg

• Magma Cube Spawn Egg

• Mooshroom Spawn Egg

• Mule Spawn Egg

• Ocelot Spawn Egg

• Panda Spawn Egg

• Parrot Spawn Egg

• Phantom Spawn Egg

• Pig Spawn Egg

• Piglin Spawn Egg

• Piglin Brute Spawn Egg

• Pillager Spawn Egg

• Polar Bear Spawn Egg

• Pufferfish Spawn Egg

• Rabbit Spawn Egg

• Ravager Spawn Egg

• Salmon Spawn Egg

• Sheep Spawn Egg

• Shulker Spawn Egg

• Silverfish Spawn Egg

• Skeleton Horse Spawn Egg

• Skeleton Spawn Egg

• Slime Spawn Egg

• Sniffer Spawn Egg

• Snow Golem Spawn Egg

• Spider Spawn Egg

• Squid Spawn Egg

• Stray Spawn Egg

• Strider Spawn Egg

• Tadpole Spawn Egg

• Trader Llama Spawn Egg

• Tropical Fish Spawn Egg

• Turtle Spawn Egg

• Vex Spawn Egg

• Villager Spawn Egg

• Vindicator Spawn Egg

• Wandering Trader Spawn Egg

• Warden Spawn Egg

• Witch Spawn Egg

• Wither Skeleton Spawn Egg

• Wither Spawn Egg

• Wolf Spawn Egg

• Zoglin Spawn Egg

• Zombie Horse Spawn Egg

• Zombie Spawn Egg

• Zombie Villager Spawn Egg

• Zombified Piglin Spawn Egg

The items listed below are exclusive to Minecraft Education Edition and may not be available in other versions of the game. Some of these items can be obtained through Creative mode or the /give command, while others have specific uses within the Education Edition features.

• Agent Spawn Egg

• Antidote

• Black Balloon

• Bleach

• Blue Balloon

• Blue Glow Stick

• Blue Sparkler

• Board

• Brown Balloon

• Brown Glow Stick

• Camera

• Compounds

• Cyan Balloon

• Cyan Glow Stick

• Elixir

• Eye Drops

• Gray Balloon

• Gray Glow Stick

• Green Balloon

• Green Glow Stick

• Green Sparkler

• Ice Bomb

• Light Blue Balloon

• Light Blue Glow Stick

• Lime Balloon

• Lime Glow Stick

• Magenta Balloon

• Magenta Glow Stick

• Orange Balloon

• Orange Glow Stick

• Orange Sparkler

• Photo

• Pink Balloon

• Pink Glow Stick

• Portfolio

• Poster

• Purple Balloon

• Purple Glow Stick

• Purple Sparkler

• Red Balloon

• Red Glow Stick

• Red Sparkler

• Silver Balloon

• Slate

• Spawn NPC

• Super Fertilizer

• Tonic

• White Balloon

• White Glow Stick

• Yellow Balloon

• Yellow Glow Stick

Note: The "Garbage" item mentioned in your message is not specifically listed as an item in Minecraft Education Edition. It may refer to a custom item created through unknown Lab Table recipes or obtained via inventory editing.

There are several unimplemented, removed, and joke items in Minecraft. Here is a list of these items:

• Ruby

• Copper Horn

• Horse Saddle

• Studded Helmet

• Studded Chestplate

• Studded Leggings

• Studded Boots

• Quiver

• 3D

• A Very Fine Item

• Ankle Monitor

• Arrow of Big

• Arrow of Small

• Banner Pattern (New Thing)

• Blue Key

• Bit

• Bottle of Entity

• Bottle of Void

• Byte Tag

• Compound Tag

• Double Tag

• Float Tag

• Footprint

• Int Tag

• La Baguette

• Le Tricolore

• Left Curly

• Left Square

• Lingering Potion of Big

• Lingering Potion of Small

• List Tag

• Long Tag

• Longer String

• minecraft:dupe_hack

• Moon Cow Spawn Egg

• Name

• Obsidian Boat

• Potion of Big

• Potion of Small

• Reality Vision

• Red Key

• Right Curly

• Right Square

• Short Tag

• Smarter Watch

• Splash Bottle of Entity

• Splash Potion of Big

• Splash Potion of Small

• Sssyntax Error

• String Tag

• Tag

• Yellow Key

Please note that these items either do not exist in current versions of the game or are limited to specific events or joke versions of the game.