Minecraft TP Command Generator

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Java and Bedrock syntax can differ in advanced cases. Test the basic command in a backup world first.

Related pages

Minecraft TP Command Guide: Coordinates and Warps

How the /tp command works

The basic form is /tp <target> <x> <y> <z>. The target is who moves, and the three numbers are where they go. To move a player to another player, use /tp <target> <player> instead.

Three kinds of coordinates

• Absolute: /tp @p 0 80 0 always sends the player to the same place in the world.
• Relative (~): /tp @s ~ ~5 ~ moves the player 5 blocks up from where they are now.
• Local (^): /tp @s ^ ^ ^5 moves the player 5 blocks in the direction they are facing.

Setting the direction after teleporting

Add two numbers after the coordinates to set the rotation, for example /tp @p 0 80 0 90 0. The first number turns left and right, the second looks up and down. You can also use facing to make the player look at a point or an entity.

Common problems

• The player gets stuck in blocks: the Y value is lower than the ground. Check the height with the F3 screen first.
• Nothing happens from a command block: @s means the command block itself. Use /execute as @p at @s run tp @s ~ ~5 ~ instead.
• Moving to another dimension: in Java Edition, use /execute in minecraft:the_nether run tp @p 0 80 0.

Bedrock Edition uses the same basic form, so /tp @p 0 80 0 works in both editions.