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Bedrock server.properties editor

Generate the server.properties of the Minecraft Bedrock dedicated server: ports 19132/19133, game mode, difficulty, allow-list and performance.

Last updated: 10/9/2026

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Server

Shown on the LAN screen and pause menu.

Requires Xbox Live authentication; the allow-list depends on it.

true by default: only players in allowlist.json can connect.

Network (UDP)

IPv4 UDP port (19132 by default).

IPv6 UDP port (19133 by default).

Game

Level of new players: visitor, member or operator.

World

World name and its folder in /worlds (no characters illegal in filenames).

Performance

Maximum view distance in chunks (5 minimum); costly for performance.

Chunks ticked around players, from 4 to 12.

Minutes before an idle player is kicked; 0 = never.

Thread cap; 0 = as many as possible.

server.properties
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server-name=Dedicated Server
max-players=10
online-mode=true
allow-list=true
server-port=19132
server-portv6=19133
enable-lan-visibility=true
compression-algorithm=zlib
gamemode=survival
force-gamemode=false
difficulty=easy
allow-cheats=false
default-player-permission-level=member
level-name=Bedrock level
level-seed=
texturepack-required=false
view-distance=32
tick-distance=4
player-idle-timeout=30
max-threads=8
Server installation guideNo server yet? Install it locally or on a VPS / dedicated server, ports and firewall included.

How to use Bedrock server.properties editor?

The Bedrock Dedicated Server reads its configuration from server.properties, next to the bedrock_server executable. This tool generates a file with the most useful keys and their verified default values; other keys (scripting, diagnostics…) keep their defaults when omitted.

  1. Import your existing server.properties (optional) or start from the defaults.

  2. Set the name, player count, game mode, difficulty and allow-list.

  3. Adjust view-distance and tick-distance to the machine's power (higher values = more CPU).

  4. Stop the server (stop command), replace server.properties then restart bedrock_server.

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