Minecraft Kill Command Generator

 

Minecraft Kill Command Generator

Target Selection

Target Type: Specific Player Entity Selector All Entities All Hostile Mobs All Passive Mobs All Dropped Items All Projectiles

Player Name:

Entity Selector: Nearest Player (@p) All Players (@a) Random Player (@r) All Entities (@e) Yourself (@s) All Creative Players All Survival Players All Non-Player Entities

Selector Options

Type: -- Any -- player zombie skeleton creeper spider enderman witch phantom blaze ghast slime magma_cube guardian elder_guardian ender_dragon wither cow pig sheep chicken horse villager squid bat rabbit parrot wolf ocelot polar_bear llama dolphin panda bee arrow snowball egg ender_pearl fireball small_fireball dragon_fireball wither_skull item (dropped items) item_frame armor_stand boat minecart chest_minecart tnt_minecart experience_orb lightning_bolt area_effect_cloud

Distance: -- Any distance -- Within 5 blocks Within 10 blocks Within 20 blocks 5 to 10 blocks 10 to 20 blocks 20 to 50 blocks More than 50 blocks

X Position:

Y Position:

Z Position:

Dimension: Any Dimension Overworld Nether The End

Game Mode: Any Game Mode Survival Creative Adventure Spectator Not Creative Not Spectator

Team: -- Any team -- red blue green yellow Not red team Not blue team

Name: -- Any name -- Named "Boss" Named "Minion" Named "Guard"

NBT: -- Custom NBT -- On Ground In Air Invisible No AI Persistent Health = 10 Health ≤ 10

Limit: -- No limit -- 1 (nearest) 3 5 10 20

Sort: None (default) Nearest first Furthest first Random Arbitrary

Command Options

Command Block Type: Impulse (orange) Repeat (purple) Chain (green)

Condition: Unconditional Conditional

Redstone: Needs Redstone Always Active

Tick Delay: 0 ticks (instant) 1 tick (0.05s) 5 ticks (0.25s) 10 ticks (0.5s) 20 ticks (1s) 40 ticks (2s) 100 ticks (5s) 200 ticks (10s)

Generated Command

The Ultimate Minecraft Kill Command Generator: Your Complete Guide

Introduction

Have you ever wanted to quickly remove specific mobs, players, or items from your Minecraft world? The Minecraft Kill Command Generator is a powerful web tool that lets you create customized /kill commands with just a few clicks. Whether you're a server admin needing to clean up entities, a map maker creating custom gameplay, or just a player wanting to manage your world, this tool makes the process simple and straightforward.

Getting Started

The tool has a clean, Minecraft-themed interface with a dark background and green accents that any player will find familiar. When you first open the generator, you'll see three main sections:

1. Target Selection - Choose what you want to eliminate
2. Command Options - Configure how the command works
3. Generated Command - Your ready-to-use command

Step 1: Choosing Your Target

The first dropdown menu lets you select what type of target you want to eliminate:

• Specific Player - Enter a player's exact username
• Entity Selector - Choose from preset selectors like @p (nearest player) or @e (all entities)
• All Entities - Targets everything in the world except players
• Hostile Mobs - Specifically targets monsters like zombies and creepers
• Passive Mobs - Targets animals like cows and chickens
• Dropped Items - Clears all items on the ground
• Projectiles - Removes arrows, fireballs, etc.

If you choose "Specific Player," simply type the player's name in the box that appears. For other options, you'll get additional settings to fine-tune your selection.

Step 2: Refining Your Selection (Advanced Options)

When using entity selectors, you can get incredibly specific about what you want to target:

Type

Choose from dozens of mob types organized into categories - hostile mobs, passive animals, projectiles, and more. Want to target only zombies? Just select "zombie" from the dropdown.

Distance

Set how far away targets can be. Options include:

• Within 5/10/20 blocks
• Between specific ranges (5-10 blocks)
• More than 50 blocks away

Position

Enter exact coordinates or use ~ for your current position. This lets you target entities in specific locations.

Dimension

Target entities only in the Overworld, Nether, or End.

Game Mode

Select players in specific game modes (survival, creative, etc.) or exclude certain modes.

Other Filters

You can also filter by:

• Team membership
• Entity names
• Special properties (invisible, on ground, health values)
• Quantity limits
• Sorting order (nearest first, random, etc.)

Step 3: Command Options

While these don't change the kill command itself, they help you set up your command block correctly:

• Command Block Type - Choose between Impulse (runs once), Repeat (runs continuously), or Chain (runs after previous blocks)
• Condition - Set whether the block checks conditions before executing
• Redstone - Choose if the block needs redstone or is always active
• Tick Delay - Set how long the block waits before executing (from instant up to 10 seconds)

Generating Your Command

Once you've made all your selections, click the green "Generate Kill Command" button. Your command will appear in two places:

1. In the text box at the top (which you can copy with the Copy button)
2. In the preview area below with Minecraft-style formatting

Below the command, you'll see all your command block settings summarized, making it easy to configure your block correctly in-game.

Practical Examples

Here are some common uses for the generator:

Clearing Hostile Mobs Around Your Base

Select "All Hostile Mobs" and set distance to "Within 20 blocks." The generator will create a command that removes all monsters near you without affecting animals or items.

Removing Dropped Items

Choose "All Dropped Items" to clean up lag from excessive item entities. Perfect for clearing item frames after an event.

Creating Challenge Mechanics

As a map maker, you might create a command that kills players who enter a certain area in the wrong game mode, using position and game mode filters.

Managing Multiplayer Servers

Admins can quickly generate commands to remove specific problem mobs or clear all projectiles during PvP events.

Tips and Tricks

• Use the "Copy" button to easily paste commands into Minecraft
• For safety, test commands in a creative world first
• Combine with other command blocks for complex systems
• Remember that @a affects all players - use carefully!
• The "All Entities" option won't kill players - it's for mobs and items only

Generate the commands easily and Have Fun!

The Minecraft Kill Command Generator takes the guesswork out of creating precise entity removal commands. With its intuitive interface and comprehensive options, you can create exactly the command you need without memorizing complex syntax. Whether you're doing routine world maintenance, setting up a custom map, or managing a server, this tool will save you time and effort.

Remember to use your powers responsibly - with great command blocks comes great responsibility! Happy crafting (and selectively removing)!