Minecraft Enchantment IDs: Java Names, Bedrock Numbers

Java Edition uses namespaced IDs like minecraft:sharpness. Bedrock accepts a short name like sharpness or a number like 9. The names match between editions except for the two curses. Here’s the full list, sorted by Bedrock number.

Enchantment	Java ID	Bedrock name	Bedrock #
Protection	minecraft:protection	protection	0
Fire Protection	minecraft:fire_protection	fire_protection	1
Feather Falling	minecraft:feather_falling	feather_falling	2
Blast Protection	minecraft:blast_protection	blast_protection	3
Projectile Protection	minecraft:projectile_protection	projectile_protection	4
Thorns	minecraft:thorns	thorns	5
Respiration	minecraft:respiration	respiration	6
Depth Strider	minecraft:depth_strider	depth_strider	7
Aqua Affinity	minecraft:aqua_affinity	aqua_affinity	8
Sharpness	minecraft:sharpness	sharpness	9
Smite	minecraft:smite	smite	10
Bane of Arthropods	minecraft:bane_of_arthropods	bane_of_arthropods	11
Knockback	minecraft:knockback	knockback	12
Fire Aspect	minecraft:fire_aspect	fire_aspect	13
Looting	minecraft:looting	looting	14
Efficiency	minecraft:efficiency	efficiency	15
Silk Touch	minecraft:silk_touch	silk_touch	16
Unbreaking	minecraft:unbreaking	unbreaking	17
Fortune	minecraft:fortune	fortune	18
Power	minecraft:power	power	19
Punch	minecraft:punch	punch	20
Flame	minecraft:flame	flame	21
Infinity	minecraft:infinity	infinity	22
Luck of the Sea	minecraft:luck_of_the_sea	luck_of_the_sea	23
Lure	minecraft:lure	lure	24
Frost Walker	minecraft:frost_walker	frost_walker	25
Mending	minecraft:mending	mending	26
Curse of Binding	minecraft:binding_curse	binding	27
Curse of Vanishing	minecraft:vanishing_curse	vanishing	28
Impaling	minecraft:impaling	impaling	29
Riptide	minecraft:riptide	riptide	30
Loyalty	minecraft:loyalty	loyalty	31
Channeling	minecraft:channeling	channeling	32
Multishot	minecraft:multishot	multishot	33
Piercing	minecraft:piercing	piercing	34
Quick Charge	minecraft:quick_charge	quick_charge	35
Soul Speed	minecraft:soul_speed	soul_speed	36
Swift Sneak	minecraft:swift_sneak	swift_sneak	37
Wind Burst	minecraft:wind_burst	wind_burst	38
Density	minecraft:density	density	39
Breach	minecraft:breach	breach	40
Lunge	minecraft:lunge	lunge	41
Sweeping Edge	minecraft:sweeping_edge	(Java only)	none

The complete enchantment list has max levels and conflicts for each one.

Using them with /enchant

The /enchant command adds an enchantment to the item in the target’s main hand:

/enchant @s minecraft:sharpness 5     (Java)
/enchant @s sharpness 5               (Bedrock)
/enchant @s 9 5                       (Bedrock, numeric)

It respects the normal rules: no levels above the max, no conflicting enchantments, and the item has to be able to take that enchantment.

Going past the limits with /give

To make something like Sharpness 10 or an Infinity-plus-Mending bow, use the /give command instead.

On Java 1.21.5 and later, enchantments are a simple map in the item component:

/give @s diamond_sword[enchantments={"minecraft:sharpness":10,"minecraft:looting":5}]

Java 1.20.5 to 1.21.4 wrapped that map in a levels field: [enchantments={levels:{"minecraft:sharpness":10}}]. Older tutorials using {Enchantments:[{id:...,lvl:...}]} NBT are for 1.20.4 and earlier and no longer work.

Bedrock’s /give can’t add enchantments, and /enchant stops at the normal maximum, so over-leveled gear on Bedrock needs add-ons. Running these commands from a command block works the same way as typing them in chat.