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Minecraft Firework Designer

Design custom firework rockets with multiple explosion stars, colors, fade effects, trails, and twinkle. Copy the /give command to use in-game.

Flight Duration

Star 1

Give Command

/give @p minecraft:firework_rocket{Fireworks:{Flight:2b,Explosions:[{Type:0,Colors:[I;11743532]}]}} 1

How to Use the Minecraft Firework Designer

Start by setting the flight duration. A value of 1 makes the rocket explode quickly and close to the ground, while 3 sends it high into the sky before detonating. The flight value also determines how far you can travel when using the firework with an elytra. Each additional tick adds roughly 10 blocks of boost height.

Next, configure your explosion stars. Each star defines one explosion effect. Pick a shape from the five available types: small ball, large ball, star-shaped, creeper face, and burst. Then select one or more primary colors by clicking the color swatches. You can optionally pick fade colors that the particles transition to as the explosion dissipates. Enable trail for diamond-dust sparkle lines and twinkle for a crackling effect after the initial burst.

You can add up to 5 explosion stars per firework rocket. Each star detonates simultaneously when the rocket reaches its maximum height, creating a layered multi-color effect. Once your design is complete, copy the /give command and paste it into your Minecraft Java Edition chat or server console. The command includes all necessary NBT data for colors, fade colors, shape, trail, and twinkle settings.

Common Use Cases

Server administrators use custom fireworks for automated celebration events, spawn decorations, and player reward systems. Map makers create scripted firework shows using command blocks that launch timed sequences of custom rockets. Builders use specific color combinations to match their build palette during screenshot sessions and server events.

Elytra flyers also benefit from knowing exact flight durations since higher flight values provide more boost. Competitive servers often restrict firework colors for team identification during PvP events. This designer lets you experiment freely without wasting gunpowder, dyes, and crafting time in survival mode.