Backing Up Your Minecraft World
Learn how to back up your Minecraft world by hand or on a schedule, lock the backups you want to keep, and restore one safely.
Minecraft is the block-building sandbox that has sold hundreds of millions of copies, from peaceful creative builds to hardcore survival and sprawling redstone contraptions.
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View Plans and PricingLearn how to back up your Minecraft world by hand or on a schedule, lock the backups you want to keep, and restore one safely.
Adding plugins to your Minecraft server can enhance gameplay and add new features. This guide will show you how to install plugins properly.
Push your own texture pack to every player who joins: host the zip with a direct link, add the URL and SHA-1 to server.properties, and require it.
Fix Connection timed out and forcibly closed by the remote host in Minecraft: server status, the right address and port, versions, Bedrock, firewalls and logs.
Fix Failed to verify username and Invalid session in Minecraft: restart the launcher, log in again, and why turning off online-mode puts your server at risk.
Install Minecraft datapacks from the Datapacks tab or upload a .zip to world/datapacks, then reload. Covers datapack list, enable and existing worlds.
Change the MOTD under your server's name in the Minecraft server list: edit it in the Config tab or server.properties, add a second line and colour codes.
Set your own Minecraft server icon: a 64x64 server-icon.png in the server root. Use the panel's Server icon button to resize any image, then restart.
Switch between Paper, Vanilla, Spigot, Fabric, Forge and NeoForge or change the Minecraft version in the panel. Back up first and keep your world safe.
Copy the address from the panel, add it under Multiplayer and match your game version to the server. Plus fixes for the errors players hit most often.
Turn off the Minecraft whitelist with one console command, or set white-list=false in server.properties. Plus enforce-whitelist, ops, and Bedrock name prefixes.
Learn how to upload an existing Minecraft world to your server, from singleplayer or another hosting provider.
Learn how to set a specific seed on your Minecraft server so you can generate a custom world.
Learn how to reset your Minecraft server to a fresh world, from the Worlds tab or by deleting the world folders, and what a reset removes.
Learn how to correctly convert your Minecraft worlds from Spigot to Vanilla without losing any data.
Learn how to convert your Minecraft world from Vanilla to Spigot without losing your dimensions.
Learn how to reset the End dimension on your Minecraft server without affecting the rest of the world.
Learn how to change game settings with gamerules to customize your Minecraft server without using mods or plugins.
Learn how to use teleport commands in Minecraft to move yourself or other players to specific coordinates or to each other.
Learn how to reset the Nether dimension on your Minecraft server without affecting the rest of the world.
Learn how to locate and share your Minecraft server logs to help with troubleshooting.
Learn how to add and manage operators on your Minecraft server to grant administrative privileges.