Alternatives to Minecraft Bedrock Editor

JsonForge suits Minecraft Bedrock creators who want to visually assemble and export JSON UI for resource packs.

Addons Maker for Minecraft PE

It suits Minecraft PE and related-game players who want to create or find add-ons through visual controls rather than write code.

mcblend suits Minecraft creators who want to use Blender to model and animate Bedrock entities or attachables.

Anvil UI

It suits resource pack creators, Bedrock studios, Minecraft servers, and UI designers building Minecraft Bedrock interfaces visually.

Bedrocken suits Bedrock add-on developers working in VS Code who want project, manifest, file-generation, and autocomplete tools.

This extension suits developers debugging JavaScript or TypeScript for Minecraft Bedrock clients, servers, behavior packs and add-ons.

It suits Minecraft Bedrock creators who need to make or edit particle files for resource packs.

Visual Studio Code

It suits developers who want an editor with built-in coding tools, broad language support, and optional AI agent workflows.

It suits developers working on Minecraft Bedrock Addons or Education Edition content in supported file formats.

mcbCode

It suits Minecraft Bedrock creators of every skill level who want pack setup, scripting, commands, textures, and exports in one editor.

It suits developers building world editors or scripts for Minecraft Bedrock world data.

bedrockR

bedrockR suits creators making Minecraft Bedrock add-ons on Windows or Linux, including Chromebook users able to install its Debian build.

MCreator suits Minecraft players, aspiring mod developers, educators, online classes and STEM workshops.

It suits Minecraft players, server owners, beginners, young creators, and experienced artists making full overhauls.

bridge.

bridge. suits Minecraft Bedrock creators building packs or world templates, including users who prefer a visual tree editor over JSON editing.