About Minecraft X-Ray

Minecraft changes its resource pack format every few releases. Drop a pack built for 1.20.4 onto Minecraft 1.21 and the game flags it as incompatible — which is how most older X-Ray packs on the open web end up broken. We take a different approach. Every supported version gets its own build, tagged with the correct pack_format, and tested against a matching Minecraft install before it goes out.

Java Edition coverage runs from 1.8 all the way through 26.1.1 — 24 separate builds — and we add a new build within a few days of each Minecraft release. Bedrock Edition coverage runs from 1.16 through 1.21 as .mcpack files that install with a single tap on iOS, Android, and Windows 10/11.

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For each Minecraft version we support we keep a matching copy of the game on hand. Every build of the pack gets loaded into the resource packs folder, selected, and inspected. We check that:

• Common filler blocks (stone, deepslate, dirt, gravel, netherrack, end stone, basalt, blackstone) read as transparent from every angle.
• Every ore — diamond, ancient debris, emerald, iron, gold, copper, redstone, lapis, coal, nether gold, nether quartz — stays fully opaque.
• Chests, spawners, shulker boxes, and other container blocks stay visible so you do not walk past a dungeon or stronghold.
• The pack_formatvalue Minecraft reports matches the version the pack is listed under, so the game does not throw a red "incompatible" warning.

A build only ships once all four checks pass on a clean vanilla install. If Mojang changes the resource pack format mid-release, we rebuild the pack — we do not just ship the old file with a new version number in the filename.

These packs exist for singleplayer worlds, private Realms, LAN games with friends, and servers you run yourself. Most public Minecraft servers run anti-cheat plugins that detect X-Ray behavior — and they are right to. Using X-Ray on a server that forbids it is against the rules and will get you banned.

If you are unsure, read our guide on whether X-Ray is bannable and how anti-xray plugins actually work before you log in.

The site runs on Vercel. We use privacy-friendly analytics to see which pack versions are most requested (so we know where to spend testing time), and that is it. No third-party advertising networks, no retargeting pixels, no affiliate redirects, no email capture forms.

We do not bundle the pack with a "launcher," "installer," or executable. If someone ever offers you a Minecraft X-Ray .exe, it is not from us.