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/tellraw @a ["Add components to generate command"]
Create beautiful, interactive chat messages for your Minecraft server
Tellraw is a powerful Minecraft command that allows you to send formatted, interactive messages to players. Unlike regular chat, tellraw supports colors, formatting, clickable links, hover effects, and more advanced features.
Creating tellraw commands manually can be complex and error-prone. Our generator provides a visual interface to build professional-looking messages with interactive elements, saving you time and reducing syntax errors.
Create engaging welcome messages, interactive menus, clickable help systems, announcement banners, and more. Make your server stand out with professional, interactive communication.
Copy the generated command and paste it into your Minecraft chat (if you have operator permissions), command block, or server console. The command will send the formatted message to all players (@a) by default.
Yes! Replace "@a" in the command with "@p" (nearest player), "@r" (random player), "@s" (command executor), or a specific username like "Steve". You can also use selectors like "@a[distance=..10]" for players within 10 blocks.
Tellraw has been available since Minecraft 1.7.2 and works in all modern versions. Some features like certain click events may have been added in later versions, but basic formatting works across all supported versions.
Make sure you're using the correct syntax for your click event type. Commands should start with "/" for run_command, URLs should include "http://" or "https://", and the command must be executed by a player (not console) for click events to work.
Absolutely! Tellraw commands work perfectly in command blocks. This is great for creating interactive signs, pressure plate messages, or automated announcements. Just paste the generated command into a command block.
Use "\n" in your text content to create line breaks, or create separate text components for each line. You can also use the title command (/title) for larger, centered messages that appear in the middle of the screen.