Minecraft Cheats — Full Database
Every tracked cheat module organized by category. Each entry includes client compatibility, supported Minecraft versions, known limitations, and server notes where verified.
How to read this database
Cheats are organized into six categories: Combat, Movement, Visual, World, Player, and Misc. Each cheat page documents which clients support the module, which Minecraft versions work, and where server restrictions apply. Compatibility is verified per client because the same cheat name can behave differently across clients and Minecraft versions.
Database coverage
| Total modules tracked | 32 across 6 categories |
| Combat | KillAura, AimBot, Reach, TriggerBot, Criticals, Velocity |
| Movement | Speed, Fly, BHop, Step, LongJump, NoSlowdown |
| Visual | X-Ray, ESP, NameTags, FullBright, Tracers, Chams |
| World | Nuker, Scaffold, AutoMine, ChestStealer, FallProtection |
| Player | AntiFall, Regen, AutoSoup, NoHurtCam |
| Misc | FriendFinder, AntiAFK, FPSBoost |
Browse by Category
Combat
Modules that affect fighting. KillAura, AimBot, Reach, TriggerBot, Criticals, Velocity.
6 modulesMovement
Modules that change how you move. Speed, Fly, BHop, Step, LongJump, NoSlowdown.
6 modulesVisual
Modules that change rendering. X-Ray, ESP, NameTags, FullBright, Tracers, Chams.
6 modulesWorld
Modules that interact with blocks. Nuker, Scaffold, AutoMine, ChestStealer, FallProtection.
5 modulesPlayer
Modules that affect the player state. AntiFall, Regen, AutoSoup, NoHurtCam.
4 modulesMisc
Utility modules. FriendFinder, AntiAFK, FPSBoost.
3 modulesCompatibility Notes
| Module | Category | Typical Clients | Version Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| KillAura | Combat | Wurst, Meteor, LiquidBounce, Future | All 1.21.x; detection varies by server |
| Fly | Movement | Wurst, Meteor, LiquidBounce, Aristois | All 1.21.x; high ban risk on protected servers |
| X-Ray | Visual | Wurst, Meteor, LiquidBounce | All 1.21.x; server-side ore obfuscation may affect results |
| Nuker | World | Wurst, Meteor, LiquidBounce | All 1.21.x; triggers anti-cheat on most servers |
| Regen | Player | Wurst, LiquidBounce | All 1.21.x; server-side health validation may block |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Minecraft cheat module?
A cheat module is a single feature inside a client that changes one aspect of the game — combat, movement, rendering, or block interaction. One client can contain dozens of modules. Each module has its own settings and its own compatibility profile.
Do all clients support the same cheats?
No. Module support varies by client. KillAura exists in most clients, but the settings and detection profile differ. Some modules are exclusive to specific clients. Each cheat page lists which clients support it.
Which Minecraft versions support cheats?
Cheats exist for all major Minecraft versions. However, each client build supports a specific range of versions. Check the client page for verified version support. A cheat may work on 1.21.1 but not yet be updated for 1.21.5.
Why do some cheats work on one server but not another?
Server anti-cheat systems differ. A module with conservative settings may pass on one server and trigger on another. Server rules also vary — some allow clients, some do not. Check the server page for known restrictions.
How do I know if a cheat is safe?
Safety has two meanings: file safety and ban risk. File safety is covered by our security methodology (SHA-256 verification, VirusTotal data). Ban risk is covered on each cheat page with server-specific notes and typical detection behavior.
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