Pixelated Enchants

✨ Pixelated Enchants Give your enchanted gear a style of its own. Customize Minecraft’s enchantment glint with colors, animated patterns, and settings for individual items. Create a matching look for your armor, give your favorite weapon its own effect, or share your setup with friends.

🎨 Your Colors, Your Gear Choose colors for individual enchantments and combine them on items with multiple enchantments.

Want one item to stand out? Give it its own:

Glint color — pick a custom HEX color. Pattern — choose how the effect moves across the item. Animation speed — slow it down or speed it up. Brightness — adjust the strength of the effect. Item overrides can distinguish equipment by its name, enchantments, and relevant item data—useful for named weapons and custom server items.

🌊 Choose Your Glint Pattern Explore 11 patterns:

Diagonal Wave · Horizontal Sweep · Vertical Sweep · Center Ripple · Random Burst · Random Spark · Flow · Full Glow · Solid · Vanilla · Smooth Fusion

Mix colors, patterns, speed, and brightness to create your own combination.

🏹 Beyond Swords and Tools Customize glints across:

Held items Armor Shields Tridents Arrows, tipped arrows, and spectral arrows Tipped arrows can use their potion or effect color, bringing that color into their glint.

✨ Multiple Enchantments, One Effect Equipment with multiple enchantments can blend their configured colors into a single animated glint.

Create combinations for your enchanted gear, then use per-item overrides wherever you want a different look.

📋 Share Your Style Export your configuration as a compact ETG style code.

Copy your setup, share it with another player, or import a style you like. You can also preview and apply another player’s style separately without replacing your personal configuration.

⚙️ Installation & Settings Minecraft Java Edition · Fabric · Client-side

Install Fabric Loader and Fabric API for your Minecraft version. Download the matching Pixelated Enchants file. Place the mod JAR in your mods folder. Launch Minecraft and enter a world. Press G to open the settings menu. You can change the menu shortcut in Options → Controls → Key Binds. If G conflicts with another action, assign an unused key.

💬 Show Your Style & Share Feedback Made a combination you like? Share a screenshot and your style code in the comments!

For bug reports, include:

Your Minecraft and mod versions Other installed rendering mods or shaders What happened and how to reproduce it A screenshot or relevant log, when available Follow the project for new releases, and make your next enchanted item your own.