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Invisible Item Frames

Invisible Item Frames

Craft invisible item frames in survival, no commands needed. And find them again anytime.

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Minecraft: Java Edition

26.3
26.2
26.1.x
1.21.4–1.21.11

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Licensed MIT
Published 3 hours ago
Updated 4 days ago

Invisible Item Frames

Craft invisible item frames in survival – and always find them again.

Recipe

Surround an Item Frame with 8 Glass Panes:

Use a Glow Item Frame in the middle to get an Invisible Glow Item Frame.

Features

  • Truly invisible – once placed, only the item inside is visible.
  • Stays invisible – broken invisible frames drop as invisible frames again.
  • Find them again – hold an invisible item frame and every placed invisible frame lights up as a glass marker.
  • Only for you – the markers are visible only to the player holding the frame.
  • Long range – markers show as far as normal item frames are visible (160 blocks by default, configurable).
  • Works with existing frames – frames that were invisible before installing are detected too.
  • Recipe unlocks automatically when you pick up an item frame or a glass pane.

Commands (operators only)

Command Effect
/function unsichtbare_rahmen:geben {anzahl:16} Give invisible item frames (1–64)
/function unsichtbare_rahmen:geben_leucht {anzahl:16} Give invisible glow item frames
/function unsichtbare_rahmen:reichweite {bloecke:96} Change the marker range in blocks (max. 512)
/function unsichtbare_rahmen:deinstallieren Remove everything, then disable the pack

Paper / Spigot servers only send item frames up to 96 blocks away. Match it with /function unsichtbare_rahmen:reichweite {bloecke:96}

Installation

Singleplayer

  1. Select your world → Edit → Open World Folder
  2. Put the ZIP into the datapacks folder
  3. Type /reload in the world

Server

  1. Put the ZIP into <world>/datapacks/
  2. Run /reload

Good to know

The markers are particles – the only way a datapack can show something to a single player. After you put the frame away, they stay visible for up to 4 seconds.