RAM calculator
Estimate how much RAM a Minecraft server needs from its software, players, plugins or mods and view distance.
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Tools
Small tools that save a server owner time. They run in your browser, they are free, and none of them asks you to sign up.
Estimate how much RAM a Minecraft server needs from its software, players, plugins or mods and view distance.
Build a server.properties file for a Java Edition server from the current vanilla defaults, with every value checked.
Build a colored two-line server list message and copy it as a server.properties line or as MiniMessage.
See whether a Java or Bedrock server is online, with its player count, version, MOTD and icon.
Build a start.bat or start.sh with the right memory, Aikar's flags, nogui and an optional restart loop.
Crop any image into the 64x64 server-icon.png a Java server needs, with smooth or pixelated scaling.
Look up and copy every color and formatting code for Java and Bedrock, and convert & codes to § codes with a preview.
Convert coordinates between the Overworld and the Nether and see the linking range for Java and Bedrock.
Each tool is checked against the game's own documentation and the projects it depends on, and its page lists the sources and the date they were last checked. Nothing you type is stored. The server status checker is the only tool that sends anything anywhere: it has to ask a status service about the address you enter, and its page says so.
They work for any server, whether it runs here, on another host or on your own PC. If a tool gives you a wrong answer or you need one that is not here, tell us.
Create an account, pick your version, and share the address with your friends.