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A clean Minecraft Java profile, with the game files and matching Java runtime handled for you.
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Your Minecraft clients, together in one place.
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Minecraft Java Edition · Windows 64-bit preview
The launcher is available to try. Microsoft / Minecraft API approval is pending, so Minecraft sign-in and Play are not yet ready for public use. You can explore the launcher and install client files while we finish verification.
ONE LAUNCHER. ROOM TO EXPLORE.
A clean Minecraft Java profile, with the game files and matching Java runtime handled for you.
Profiles published by your server team keep Minecraft, loader versions, and pack files together.
Separate local instances, file checks, and repair tools help keep each setup organized on your PC.
YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE STARTS HERE
One download. Your own corner of the Overworld.

Windows preview
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Save the Windows launcher somewhere permanent, then open it. Your instances and settings live in your Windows user profile.
Select a vanilla or published modpack profile, choose your memory settings, and install its client files.
Once Minecraft API approval is complete, use your own Microsoft account that owns Java Edition. This preview cannot complete that step yet.
No game license is included. The launcher downloads official client components when you install a profile. Playing requires a Microsoft account that owns Minecraft Java Edition.
No. Monkeycraft uses its own instance library. Existing CurseForge instances are not imported or changed automatically.
Your server administrators publish versioned profiles through their private server manager. Only the exported player catalog is hosted here.
No. Downloads are public and this website has no account login. Microsoft sign-in happens in the desktop launcher through Microsoft's own sign-in page.