Minecraft /title command
Sends a title, subtitle or action bar text to a player's screen.
Syntax
/title <targets> title <title>
/title <targets> subtitle <title>
/title <targets> actionbar <title>
/title <targets> times <fadeIn> <stay> <fadeOut>
/title <targets> clear
Parts in square brackets are optional, parts in angle brackets are required. You do not type the brackets: Put your own value in their place.
Arguments
| Argument | What it does |
|---|---|
| <title> | A raw JSON text component, for example an object with color and bold fields. |
| times | Fade-in, stay and fade-out times in ticks (20 ticks is 1 second). |
Examples
/title @a title {"text":"Game starting","color":"gold"}
Shows big gold text on everyone's screen.
/title @a actionbar {"text":"Get ready"}
Shows a small notice above the hotbar.
/title @a times 10 60 10
Sets how long the text lasts.
Good to know
- Set times first, then send the title; in the reverse order, the timing applies to the next text.
- A subtitle does not appear on its own; it must be sent together with a title.
How do I run this command?
Press T in game to open chat (or press / directly), type the command and press Enter. While typing, Tab completes the options. This command counts as a cheat: It needs cheats enabled in a singleplayer world, and operator permission on a server (operator (level 2)).
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