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Minecraft /title Command Generator

Build big on-screen title and subtitle text - colors, bold/italic, and fade-in / stay / fade-out timing - with a live preview, then copy the correct three-line /title sequence for chat or a command block. Runs in your browser.


  





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How to use it

    
    
      
  1. Type your title and optional subtitle, pick colors and bold/italic, and set the timing (20 ticks = 1 second).
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  2. Copy the three-line sequence and run it. The order matters: times, then subtitle, then title - the title line is what triggers the on-screen display.
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  3. Put it in a command block on a pressure plate or a function for spawn welcomes, event countdowns, or round announcements.
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Text is written as a component with italic:false by default so it shows clean unless you tick italic. Colors and syntax follow current Java Edition.


    
Running events on a server?

    
On-screen titles are how you announce rounds, welcomes, and countdowns on a multiplayer server. The tool is free and needs no account; if you need somewhere to host the world, Supercraft is one option among many.

  





    

  
Frequently asked questions

  
How do I show a title on screen in Minecraft?

  
Use the /title command. You set the timing first, then the subtitle, then the title - and the title line is what triggers the display. This tool builds all three lines in the right order with your text, colors, and fade timing.

  
What order do the /title commands go in?

  
Run /title <target> times first, then /title <target> subtitle, then /title <target> title last. The title command is the one that actually shows everything on screen, so it must come after the subtitle and times are set.

  
What are the fade-in, stay, and fade-out values?

  
They are durations in game ticks (20 ticks = 1 second). The defaults are 10 / 70 / 20 - half a second to fade in, about 3.5 seconds on screen, one second to fade out. This tool shows the second equivalents as you change them.

  
Is this Java or Bedrock?

  
The text-component syntax shown is Java Edition. Bedrock's /title uses plain text and a slightly different timing command; this tool targets Java.



    
    

      This tool: v1.11 · updated 18 Sep 2026