Enchantment Calculator
Enchanting-table level costs, what each item can roll, and a full enchantment reference.
About Minecraft Enchantment Calculator
See exactly what an enchanting table will offer. Pick the item you want to enchant and how many bookshelves surround the table, and the calculator shows the level cost of all three slots, plus every enchantment that item can roll at your version.
Need the full picture instead? Switch to Reference mode for a complete list of enchantments with their maximum levels, treasure and curse flags, and which enchantments conflict with each other.
How many bookshelves for level 30?
You need 15 bookshelves placed one block away from the enchanting table, with one air gap between them and the table, to reach the level 30 bottom slot. The calculator shows the cost of all three slots for any bookshelf count from 0 to 15.
Why are my enchantments different each time?
The enchanting table uses your player enchantment seed, which changes every time you enchant, so two players with the same setup can see different enchantments. This calculator shows the level costs and the pool of enchantments possible for the item. To predict the exact roll, use the Enchantment Seed Calculator.
Enchantment conflicts
Some enchantments cannot be combined, like Sharpness with Smite, or Silk Touch with Fortune. Reference mode lists every conflict so you can plan a loadout that actually works on a single item.
Frequently asked questions
- How many bookshelves do I need for level 30 enchantments?
- Fifteen bookshelves placed around the table with an air gap. The calculator confirms the bottom slot reaches level 30 at 15 bookshelves.
- Can this tell me the exact enchantment I will get?
- This calculator shows the level costs and the pool of possible enchantments. For the exact result on Java, use the Enchantment Seed Calculator: it predicts every slot from your player enchantment seed, and can find that seed from what your table shows.
- What enchantments can a sword get?
- Pick Sword and your version to see the pool: Sharpness, Smite, Bane of Arthropods, Knockback, Fire Aspect, Looting, Sweeping Edge, Unbreaking and more, minus any not yet added in that version.
- Does it cover Bedrock?
- Yes, with best-effort accuracy. Bedrock enchanting is very similar to Java but a few mechanics differ.
- Is the enchantment calculator free?
- Yes, it runs entirely in your browser with no sign-up.