Survival
Most playedMine, craft and outlast the night in a world that keeps everything you build. Hunger, mobs and boss fights — the full loop.
Minecraft in your browser · free · unblocked at school
Play Minecraft online free. Nothing to install.
Open a world in seconds — survival, creative and multiplayer, running entirely in the browser on Eaglercraft. No download, no launcher, no account, and it works on a school Chromebook. Your progress saves as you play, so you can pick a world back up on any machine.
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- game versions
Pick how you want to play
Three ways into the same game, one click each. Switch any time — every world is stored separately.
Why MinePlay
Built to open instantly and stay out of the way
Opens in the tab you already have
The client streams as a web page. No Java runtime, no launcher, no admin rights on the machine — which is exactly why it works on locked-down school laptops.
Three versions, one click apart
1.5.2 for old hardware, 1.8.8 as the recommended default, 1.12 for the newer blocks. Switching versions never touches your saved worlds.
Your worlds stay yours
Saves live in your browser and export as a single .mpsv file whenever you want a backup. Sign in and they sync to your account too.
Multiplayer over a relay
Our relay introduces the two browsers and then steps out of the way — joining a friend costs a five-character code instead of a network setup.
Everything, everywhere — in one tabInstall time
0 s
from click to spawn screen
Saved worlds
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stored in your browser
Enchanted to the teethPopular servers
Jump into a public world with players already in it — every address is pinged live over wss://.
No servers are listed yet. Add the one you run and it shows up here.
Shared worlds, live
Someone's world is open right now
Every lit square is a singleplayer world a player has opened to the relay. Publish yours and it appears here the second you do — no page reload for anyone.
Relay unreachable
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Play Minecraft in your browser — free, no download
Everything worth knowing before you spawn: what runs, where it saves, and how multiplayer works without a launcher.
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Minecraft online with nothing to install
MinePlay serves a full browser build of the sandbox game. There is no launcher, no Java runtime and no admin rights needed — the client downloads once, is cached, and opens straight into a world on the next click. That is what makes it work on locked-down school and office laptops, on Chromebooks, and on any desktop browser with WebGL support.
Survival, creative and multiplayer in one place
Start a survival world and fight through the first night, switch to creative for an unlimited block palette and flight, or join one of the public Eaglercraft servers for multiplayer. Every mode keeps its own worlds, so testing a build in creative never touches your survival save.
Three client versions, chosen by your hardware
The 1.5.2 build is the lightest and runs comfortably on a decade-old machine. 1.8.8 is the recommended default with the fastest chunk loader and full multiplayer — it is also the version most servers run. 1.12 adds newer blocks and mobs for players whose hardware can take it. Each version page lists its client build, window size and what it supports.
Worlds saved locally, exportable any time
Saves are written to your browser storage as you play — no upload and no account required. From your dashboard you can load, rename, export a world as a single .mpsv file or delete it. Signing in adds cloud backups, so clearing your browser does not cost you the base you spent a month on.
Multiplayer without port forwarding
Open one of your singleplayer worlds to the MinePlay relay and it becomes a shared world: your browser is the server, friends join with a five-character code, and the connection between you is peer to peer. Prefer something that stays up while you sleep? The server list has dedicated Eaglercraft servers, pinged live over wss://.
Free, fan-run and honest about it
MinePlay is an independent fan project and is not affiliated with Mojang Studios or Microsoft. Playing is free, no account is forced on you, and there are no fake download buttons. If you can buy the official game, buy it — this is for the machines and the moments where you cannot.
Before you play
Minecraft in the browser, answered
The questions people actually search for — is it free, does it need a download, will it work on a school Chromebook.
Is MinePlay free to play?
Yes — playing Minecraft on MinePlay is completely free, with no account required and nothing to buy. A free account only adds cloud backups and world sync across devices.
Do I need to download or install Minecraft?
No download and no install. The client is a web page: open it and a world loads in seconds. There is no launcher, no Java runtime and no admin rights needed on the machine.
Does Minecraft work unblocked at school?
Usually, yes. Because there is nothing to install there is no software for a filter to block, which is why MinePlay works on locked-down school laptops and Chromebooks. Follow your school's acceptable-use policy and play during free time.
Will it run on a Chromebook or an old laptop?
Yes. Any browser with WebGL will do. On a Chromebook or a machine that's a decade old, pick the 1.5.2 client — it is the lightest of the three builds.
Is this the real Minecraft?
It is Eaglercraft, an open-source browser port of Minecraft Java Edition compiled to JavaScript and WebAssembly. It plays like the real thing. MinePlay is an independent fan project and is not affiliated with Mojang Studios or Microsoft.
Can I play Minecraft multiplayer with friends for free?
Yes, two ways, both free. Join any server from the live server list, or open one of your own singleplayer worlds as a shared world and hand a friend the five-character join code — no port forwarding and no server to rent.
Where are my worlds saved?
In your browser storage on the device you played on, saved automatically as you go. You can export any world as a single .mpsv file, and signing in backs them up to your account so a cleared browser doesn't cost you anything.
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