Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
Platforms
Supported environments
Tags
Creators
Details
Everything has a place
Find Mods, Cosmetics, Chat, Profiles, General and Support in one workspace. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Your next game starts here
Singleplayer, Multiplayer, settings and accounts, together on the Atlas main menu. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Your Minecraft worlds
Continue a local world or create a new one using Minecraft's world selector. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Find your next server
Browse saved servers with search, connection status and available server details. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Choose your account
Manage saved accounts from the menu before joining your next session. The names shown are local examples. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Atlas, within reach
Press Right Shift below Enter for quick shortcuts, or use the center logo to open the workspace. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
More room when you need it
Expand the workspace for a wider view, then return to the window over your game. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Find the tool you need
Search the module library or start with a category that matches what you want to change. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
See the change as you adjust it
Supported module settings show a preview beside their controls. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Information where you need it
Keep useful gameplay displays in the positions that work for your setup. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Find your look
Browse skins and inspect a selection on the character beside the catalog. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
A cape to match
Try capes on your character and rotate it to see the back. Devil is shown in this local example. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Put some movement into it
Preview supported emotes on the character and choose the ones you want to use. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Pick an emote in-game
Open your populated emote wheel and choose a movement without leaving the game. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Give your name a frame
Browse layered name frames and preview one above your character. Azure Dragons is shown in this local example. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Your name, part of the design
An optional layered name frame around the player name in Minecraft. This gameplay image was captured on Minecraft 1.21.8.
A setup for each way you play
Save and load different module settings while keeping HUD positions shared between profiles. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Choose the atmosphere
Explore the theme controls and choose the appearance that suits your setup. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Make the menus comfortable
Adjust the supported menu appearance and interface behavior controls. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Choose what stays on screen
Review the available preferences for information shown around the game. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Player preferences
Find supported player-related interface preferences in General Settings. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Keep shortcuts within reach
Review the shortcuts that open client tools and interface features. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
The details that suit you
Choose your language and review the available client preferences. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Build your own palette
Adjust selection colors, icons, a second accent and color harmony in the custom color editor. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Conversations in your game
An example conversation with timestamps, message tools and the chat composer. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Chat settings, in one place
Manage the chat account and find visibility, appearance, privacy and notification preferences in the settings navigation. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Choose your conversation updates
Control which conversation updates appear in your notifications. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Keep your friends within reach
Find friends and open a private conversation from the social list. The roster shown is locally seeded. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
A conversation between friends
An example private conversation inside the Atlas chat workspace. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
A space for your group
Open a group conversation and its available membership controls. This group is a local example. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Keep the group organized
Review the group's details and the settings available to your role. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Introduce yourself
Edit the supported profile details you want to share with other Atlas users. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Get to know a player
Open a player's profile for the information they share and the available social actions. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Choose what you share
Control the supported profile visibility and privacy preferences. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Moderation controls in one place
Review the management controls available to the example moderator. No live action was performed. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Take a closer look
Open a conversation image in the larger media viewer. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Help and support inside Atlas
Open the getting-started guide, prepare a support request or review the example ticket list. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Explain the problem clearly
Choose a support category and describe the issue from the client. This is a local example draft. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Get to know your client
Start with the client guide to find the features you want to use. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.
Spot dropped items
Loot beams mark dropped items. This nighttime example uses a configured 3.2-block height and 0.33 radius. Captured in Atlas Client 3.0.2.