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Minecraft Effect Command Generator (Java & Bedrock)

Use this Effect Command Generator to quickly create Effect commands in Minecraft Java Edition 1.21+. Select the potion effect, target selector (@p, @a, @e), set duration and amplifier, and enable the option to hide particles. Perfect for maps, servers, and datapacks.

Select Your Minecraft Edition:

Effect:
Target:
Seconds:
Amplifier:

Generated /effect Command

effect give @a...

Target Customization (Optional)

Gamemode:
Co-ords:
Range:
Distance:
Entity Type:
Tag:
Team:
Limit:
Sort:
Experience Level:
Family:
Has Item:
Has Property:

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How to Use the Effect Command in Minecraft

The Effect command allows you to apply status effects to players and entities in Minecraft. With it, you can grant Speed, Strength, Invisibility, Night Vision, Regeneration, and many other effects.

In Java Edition, the basic format is:

/effect give @p speed 60 1 true

This command grants Speed II to the nearest player for 60 seconds without displaying particles.

Effect Command Examples (Java)

Speed

/effect give @p speed 60 1

Strength

/effect give @p strength 60 1

Invisibility

/effect give @p invisibility 120 0

Night Vision

/effect give @p night_vision 300 0

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I remove an effect in Minecraft?

Use the command: /effect clear @p

What is the maximum effect level?

The command supports high amplifier values, but extremely high levels may cause unexpected behavior.

Does the command work in Bedrock Edition?

Yes, but there are syntax differences between Java and Bedrock Edition.

How do I hide particles?

In Java Edition, use the true parameter at the end of the command.

How do I apply an infinite effect?

Use a very high duration value or continuously reapply the effect using command blocks.

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