Durability

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Durability is a property that affects tools, weapons, and armor. It restricts the time(s) that the items can be used. The durability bar starts at green, but as the durability decreases, the color gradually turns to yellow, then orange, and finally red. When the durability is empty, the item is about to be destroyed, apart from the elytra, which changes to a broken state in which it is unusable until repaired. Durability may be increased by combining two damaged items in the crafting grid or a grindstone, repairing them with materials in an anvil, or through the Mending enchantment.

Horse armor and nautilus armor do not have durability.

The remaining durability of any item can be seen by looking at the item's durability bar on the bottom of the item icon in the inventory and action bar. Unused items do not display a durability bar. As the item's durability decreases, the bar's colored area shortens right to left, changing color from green to red and leaving an empty gray part. When the item has a small number of uses left, the durability bar is represented as empty, due to rounding to the nearest pixel 1-down, until the tool or armor is destroyed.

In Java Edition, the numeric durability of the player's items can be displayed in-game by pressing +. This enables additional information in the tooltips for items in the player's inventory.

A weapon, tool or piece of armor picked up by a mob does not decrease in durability;^[1] it remains the same as when the item was first picked up by the mob. However, a helmet worn by any undead mob (except husks and parched) in sunlight has a 50% chance to lose 1 durability for every tick the mob would normally be set on fire, due to the helmet absorbing the mob's damage from burning.^[2] In Java Edition, a crossbow wielded by a pillager or a piglin also loses durability and eventually breaks;^[3] this is not the case in Bedrock Edition.^[4]

Items with the minecraft:unbreakable component do not deplete their durability or break when used. Their durability is not shown, even with advanced tooltips enabled, though it is retained in the NBT data. Such an item can be acquired using /give @s <item_name>[unbreakable={}].‌^{[Java Edition only]}

Most items have the same durability in Java Edition as they do in Bedrock Edition, but due to a bug^[5], items can be used one extra time in Bedrock Edition. In Bedrock Edition, attacking entities that are invulnerable still causes durability damage,^[6] which is not the case in Java Edition.

Armor durability is based on the armor's type (head, torso, legs, or feet) and material (leather, gold, chain mail, copper, iron, diamond, and netherite). Any time the player takes damage that can be reduced by armor, each piece of armor they are wearing loses 1 durability for every 4HP👁 ❤️
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of incoming damage (rounded down, but never below 1).

Armor can reduce damage from the following sources:

• Direct attacks from mobs and other players
  • This includes Strength and Weakness status effects or extra damage from enchantments.
• Getting hit with an arrow, shulker bullet, thrown trident, egg, snowball, llama spit, fireball, or wither skull
  • This includes extra damage from enchantments.
• Laser beam from a guardian or elder guardian
• Damage from Thorns enchantment (as well as guardian's spikes)
• Getting struck by lightning
• Getting hit by a falling anvil or stalactite
• Touching a block of fire, lava, magma block (does not damage netherite armor)
• Touching a cactus, or moving inside sweet berry bush
• Explosions (including fireworks, but deals more than one point of durability)
• Getting hit by or falling into a pointed dripstone (excludes fall damage which ignores armor)

The following types of damage are not reduced by ordinary armor and have no effect on the armor's durability, but some enchantments protect against them:

• Ongoing damage from being on fire
• Suffocating inside a block or due to entity cramming (also includes the world border)
• Drowning in water (partially for turtle shells)
• Fall damage (including ender pearls)
• Colliding a block with elytra
• Magic (evoker fangs, dragon's breath, Poison, Wither and Instant Damage status effects)
• Being inside of a powder snow block (except entities wearing leather armor, which prevents freezing damage)

The following types of damage are not reduced by ordinary armor, even with enchantments such as Protection:

• Falling into the void or /kill
• Starvation
• Warden's ranged sonic attacks

Values in the table below represent the number of points of durability damage this armor can take before it is destroyed.

Note that every time the player takes damage that armor is capable of reducing (see above), it counts as one point of durability damage for every worn armor piece.

The relationship between the durablities for an armor of a given type are as follows: 11:16:15:13 (from top to bottom on a player). This means that for every 16 points of durability a chestplate has, the boots of the same type will have 13 points of durability.

Material	Helmet	Chestplate	Leggings	Boots
Turtle shell	275	N/A	N/A	N/A
Leather	55	80	75	65
Golden	77	112	105	91
Copper	121	176	165	143
Chainmail	165	240	225	195
Iron	165	240	225	195
Diamond	363	528	495	429
Netherite	407	592	555	481

When the player takes fatal damage, the mechanic of the reduction of the armors' durability behaves differently:

Can the armor reduce the damage?	The totem activates.	The totem doesn't activate.
Yes	All armor parts normally lose durability.	None of the armor parts loses durability.
No	All armor parts lose 1 durability point respectively.	None of the armor parts loses durability.

Some tools are not block-breaking tools: this includes fishing rods, carrots on sticks, flint and steel, warped fungi on sticks, brushes, and elytra. Such tools are no better than bare fists at breaking blocks, but they do not take damage from doing so—they take damage by being used in their own various manners.

For block-breaking tools, a use is counted if a player completely breaks apart one block or hits a mob. If a block is partially broken, this is not counted as a full use. Additional uses can be counted with specific actions performed by the item (e.g. paving dirt by a shovel).

Weapons with durability take damage from attacks: either a melee hit (sword, trident and mace) or a shot/throw (bow, crossbow and trident).

Items with an Unbreaking enchantment do not always lose durability when used; for a given enchantment level, the chance of losing durability is 1 in (1+level). Such items last on average an extra level times their original durability.

Some blocks, such as short grass and crops, break instantly with any tool or an empty hand. This is distinct from blocks which do not naturally break instantly being broken by a tool with high speed. For more information, see Breaking § Instant breaking and Breaking § Blocks by hardness.

Axes, pickaxes, and shovels:

• Breaking a block that naturally breaks instantly counts as 0 uses.
• Breaking other blocks counts as 1 use.
• Paving dirt-like block using a shovel to make a dirt path counts as 1 use.
• Using an axe on a log or wood to strip it counts as 1 use.
• Using an axe on copper-related blocks, if they are waxed or oxidized, counts as 1 use.
• Hitting a mob (hostile, neutral or passive) counts as 2 uses.

Hoes:

• Breaking a block that naturally breaks instantly counts as 0 uses.
• Breaking other blocks counts as 1 use.
• Tilling dirt or grass counts as 1 use.
• Hitting a mob counts as 1‌^{[JE only]}/2‌^{[BE only]} use(s).

Shears:

• Hitting a mob counts as 0 uses.
• Shearing a shearable mob counts as 1 use.
• Shearing a bee nest or beehive counts as 1 use.
• Shearing the tip of cave vines, kelp, weeping vines or twisting vines counts as 1 use‌^{[Java Edition only]}.
• Breaking any block (except fire and soul fire) counts as 1 use.

Swords and maces:

• Breaking a block that naturally breaks instantly counts as 0 uses.
• Hitting a mob counts as 1 use.
• Breaking other blocks counts as 2 uses.

Fishing rods:

• Breaking a block or hitting a mob counts as 0 uses.
• Casting the line and reeling it in empty counts as 0 uses.
• Reeling in an item counts as 1 use.
• Catching the bobber/hook on a block, then reeling it in, counts as 2 uses.
• Using the line to yank on an item counts as 3 uses.
• Using the line to yank on a mob counts as 5 uses.

Carrot on a stick:

• Breaking a block or hitting a mob counts as 0 uses.
• Using the boost counts as 7 uses in Java Edition or 2 uses in Bedrock Edition.

Warped fungus on a stick:

• Breaking a block or hitting a mob counts as 0 uses.
• Using the boost counts as 1 use.

Flint and steel:

• Hitting a mob counts as 0 uses.
• Breaking a block counts as 0 uses‌^{[Java Edition only]} or 2 uses‌^{[Bedrock Edition only]}.^[7]
• Using it to set a block on fire or light a Nether portal counts as 1 use.

Bows:

• Breaking a block or hitting a mob counts as 0 uses.
• Firing an arrow counts as 1 use.

Tridents:

• Breaking a block that naturally breaks instantly counts as 0 uses.
• Breaking other blocks counts as 2 uses.
• Attacking a mob or throwing it counts as 1 use.

Elytra:

• Flying for one second counts as 1 use. The durability cannot go below 1.

Shields:

• When the shield blocks an attack dealing more than 3HP👁 ❤️
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  ‌^{[Java Edition only]} or an attack‌^{[Bedrock Edition only]}, it takes damage equal to the strength of the attack (rounded down) plus 1.
• Breaking a block counts as 0 uses‌^{[Java Edition only]} or 2 uses‌^{[Bedrock Edition only]}.^[8]

Crossbows:

• Shooting an arrow counts as 1 use.
• Shooting three arrows (when enchanted with Multishot) counts as 3 uses.
• Shooting a firework rocket counts as 3 uses.
• Shooting three firework rockets (when enchanted with multishot) counts as 3×3 = 9 uses.

Sparklers and glow sticks‌^{[Bedrock Edition and Minecraft Education only]}:

• Durability gradually decreases while the item is active and held in hand.
• If the player has a lit sparkler in their inventory and goes into the water, the sparkler is destroyed immediately regardless of durability.

Brushes:

• Breaking a block or hitting a mob counts as 0 uses.
• Brushing suspicious sand or suspicious gravel counts as 1 use.
• Brushing an armadillo scute off an armadillo counts as 16 uses.

Using a tool properly maximizes its durability. Assuming a player uses a tool appropriately, the following list shows the maximum durability for tools of each material type.

Materials

• Gold: 32 uses (Least durable)
• Wood: 59 uses
• Stone: 131 uses
• Copper: 191 uses
• Iron: 250 uses
• Diamond: 1561 uses
• Netherite: 2031 uses (Most durable)

Specific tools and weapons

• Flint and steel: 64 uses
• Brush: 64 uses
• Fishing rod: 64 uses ‌^{[Java Edition only]} or 384 uses ‌^{[Bedrock Edition only]}
• Carrot on a stick: 25 uses
• Warped fungus on a stick: 100 uses
• Shears: 238 uses
• Shield: 336 uses
• Bow: 384 uses
• Trident: 250 uses
• Elytra: 432 uses
• Crossbow: 465 uses
• Mace: 500 uses
• Sparkler ‌^{[Bedrock Edition and Minecraft Education only]} : 100 uses
• Glow stick ‌^{[Bedrock Edition and Minecraft Education only]} : 100 uses

Wolf armor loses one point of durability for each point of damage absorbed. If the damage of an attack exceeds the remaining durability, all damage is absorbed anyway.

When the durability of wolf armor falls below some thresholds (when reaching 60, 44, and 20 durability points left), the armor produces a cracking sound effect and damage particles, and it becomes more visually damaged. Particles and a sound effect are also produced when wolf armor fully breaks.

Tools, weapons, and armors can have their durability combined, by crafting, using a grindstone, or by using an anvil. Crafting or using a grindstone gives the item with the sum of both items' durability added by 5% of the full durability of the item. Anvils give the item with the sum of the durability of both items' added by 12% of the full durability of the item. Tools, weapons, and armors can only be crafted in twos.

Java Edition

Sounds
Sound	Closed captions	Source	Description	Identifier	Translation key	Volume	Pitch	Attenuation distance
​Item breaks	Players	When an item's durability is exhausted	entity.item.break	subtitles.entity.item.break​	0.8	0.8–1.2	16

Bedrock Edition:

Sounds
Sound	Closed captions	Source	Description	Identifier	Translation key	Volume	Pitch
​ ?	Players	When an item's durability is exhausted	random.break	​ ?	1.0	0.9

Java Edition Indev
0.31			20091231-2147				When iron swords, shovels and armor were introduced, they had infinite durability.
			20100110				When iron pickaxe, axe and flint and steel were added, they had infinite durability.
			20100128-2200				When wooden, stone, and diamond tools were introduced, they had infinite durability.
			20100130				When golden tools were introduced, they had infinite durability.
			20100131-2156				Durability of all tools are no longer infinite. Iron tools have 129 uses, wooden tools have 33, stone tools have 65, diamond tools have 257, and gold tools have 33.
20100206-2034							When golden and diamond armor was introduced, it had infinite durability.
Java Edition Infdev
20100313							Diamond tools' durability has been increased to 513.
Java Edition Alpha
v1.0.3							Diamond tools' durability have been increased to 1025.
v1.0.5_01							When a tool breaks in singleplayer, the game no longer considers the last block broken, as if it had been done with the player's hands.
Java Edition Beta
1.2							The durability of wooden, stone, iron and diamond tools have been increased to twice the previous value.
Java Edition
1.0.0			Beta 1.9 Prerelease				Previously, all armor materials offered the same base number of armor points, and the effective armor points of a character were equal to the sum of the base armor point values, times the sum of the current durabilities, divided by the sum of the base durabilities. This is no longer the case as of 1.9-pre1. This led to some interesting cases where a single, badly damaged piece could reduce total armor points or a single, high-quality piece of armor could be greatly augmented with a set of low-quality, low-tier armor.
							When a tool breaks in multiplayer, the game no longer considers the last block broken, as if it had been done with the player's hands.
1.3.1			12w24a				Breaking a block that can be instantly mined by hand while holding a block-breaking tool no longer reduces the tool's durability.
1.4.2			12w41a				+  now shows tool and armor durability on damaged items.
1.9			15w42a				Added Mending, which can repair items with durability.
1.11			16w41a				The durability bar is revamped: The color is now bright during the entire length of the bar.
							Previously, the bar fades into  grape green,  dark yellow,  dark orange,  dark orange-red, and eventually  red as it decreases in length.
							The background of the durability bar is now completely black, where it used to be transparent.
1.13.1			18w30b				The durability of all items are decreased by one due to the fix of MC-120664.
1.18			21w37a				The durability of crossbows is increased to 465 to match Bedrock Edition.
1.21.11			25w41a				Items will no longer "bob" whenever their durability changes, such as when losing durability from an attack, or repaired by Mending.

Pocket Edition Alpha
v0.2.0							When stone tools and shears were introduced, they had infinite durability as crafting was not yet implemented.
v0.3.0							When wooden tools were introduced, they had 11 uses.
							Stone tools' durability have been decreased to 132 uses.
v0.3.3							Attacking mobs now counts as 1 use for swords and 2 uses for axes, pickaxes, and shovels.
							The durability of wooden tools has been increased from 11 uses to 60 uses.
							The durability of iron and diamond tools has been increased to match Java Edition.
Bedrock Edition
1.20.80			Preview 1.20.80.20				The durability bar is revamped: The color is now bright during the entire length of the bar, matching Java Edition.
							Previously, the bar fades into  grape green,  dark yellow,  dark orange,  dark orange-red, and eventually  red as it decreases in length.
							The background of the durability bar is now completely black, where it used to be transparent.

Legacy Console Edition
Xbox 360	Xbox One	PS3	PS4	PS Vita	Wii U	Switch
TU1	CU1	1.00	1.00	1.00	Patch 1	1.0.1	Added durability.
TU43	CU33	1.36	1.36	1.36	Patch 13		Added Mending, which can repair items with durability.
TU54	CU44	1.52	1.52	1.52	Patch 24	1.0.4	The durability bar is revamped: The color is now bright during the entire length of the bar.
							Previously, the bar fades into  grape green,  dark yellow,  dark orange,  dark orange-red, and eventually  red as it decreases in length.
							The background of the durability bar is now completely black, where it used to be transparent.

Issues relating to "Durability" are maintained on the bug tracker. Issues should be reported and viewed there.

• Item repair - The way to repair items.

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Environment	👁 Image Biomes 👁 Image Daylight cycle 👁 Image Dimensions 👁 Image Seeds 👁 Image Structures 👁 Image Weather 👁 Image World generation More
Movement	👁 Image Crawling 👁 Image Flying 👁 Image Gliding 👁 Image Jumping 👁 Image Lying 👁 Image Riding 👁 Image Sitting 👁 Image Sneaking 👁 Image Sprinting 👁 Image Swimming 👁 Image Teleportation 👁 Image Walking
User interface	👁 Image Action bar 👁 Image Bossbar 👁 Image Chat 👁 Image Death messages 👁 Image Font 👁 Image Game mode switcher 👁 🛡 Heads-up display 👁 Image Language 👁 Image Narrator 👁 Image Locator Bar 👁 Image Scoreboard 👁 Image Toasts 👁 Image Tutorial hints 👁 Image Tooltip
Visuals	👁 Image Emote 👁 Image Error 👁 Image Light 👁 Image Resource pack 👁 Image Skins 👁 Image Character 👁 Image Skin pack 👁 Image Third-person view Graphics
Removed	👁 Image Sword blocking 👁 Image Materials
Unintended	👁 Image Update suppression 👁 Image Duplication

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