How to enchant an item — the /enchant command
Generator /enchant
Enchant the item in hand — adjust the parameters and copy the finished result
The /enchant command enchants the item a player is holding in hand. The level cannot exceed the enchantment’s maximum.
Whose item to enchant
The nearest player to the point where the command runs
Enchantment
The player must hold the item in hand
Level
Generated command
Paste it into the Minecraft chat (the T key) or a command block
Other commands
/give
Give an item to a player
/summon
Summon a mob or entity
/effect
Apply an effect to a player
/gamemode
Change game mode
/tp
Teleport a player
/time
Change the time of day
/weather
Change the weather
/xp
Give experience to a player
/difficulty
Change world difficulty
/gamerule
Change world rules
/clear
Clear a player's inventory
/setblock
Place a block at coordinates
/fill
Fill an area with blocks
/spawnpoint
Set the spawn point
How does /enchant work?
The /enchant command enchants the item in the player’s hand. Syntax: /enchant <player> <enchantment> [level]. The level cannot exceed the enchantment’s maximum (for example, Sharpness — max 5).
Weapon enchantments
Sharpness (sharpness) — +damage to all. Smite (smite) — +damage to undead. Knockback (knockback) — pushes enemies away. Fire Aspect (fire_aspect) — sets the target on fire. Looting (looting) — more loot from mobs.
Armor enchantments
Protection (protection) — against all damage. Fire Protection, Blast Protection, Projectile Protection — specialized. Thorns (thorns) — returns damage. Feather Falling (feather_falling) — reduces fall damage.
Incompatibilities
Some enchantments do not combine: Sharpness/Smite/Bane of Arthropods, Fortune/Silk Touch, Protection/Fire Protection/Blast Protection, Infinity/Mending. With /enchant you cannot exceed the maximum level — for that use /give with NBT.
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