All Roblox Bedwars Commands

With a list of useful weapons and armor's technical names!

Roblox Bedwars offers various commands that you can use in custom mode, creative mode, and the lobby. Some are exclusive to developers and authorized personnel only. Type these commands in the chat using the forward slash (/) at the start. Below are all the useful Bedwars commands and their uses.

Roblox Bedwars Commands and where to use them

Roblox Bedwars has many commands, also known as console commands, which you can use to get things done quicker or spawn items that are unavailable for purchase. Here we have listed all the useful commands players can use and all items and armor names to make using these commands easier.

Custom mode commands

These commands can be used in custom matches you create as a host.

Command	Description	Explainer
/gamemode (1/0) or /gm (1/0)	Switches between Creative mode (1) and PvP mode (0).	Use (1/0) to choose between modes: 1 for Creative and 0 for PvP.
/setGeneratorMultiplier [multiplier]	Adjusts how quickly resources are generated from all generators.	Replace [multiplier] with a number: higher values slow down, lower values speed up.
/setDeathmatchTime [seconds]	Sets the countdown for how long until all beds are destroyed.	Replace [seconds] with the desired time in seconds. Example: 2400 seconds equals 40 minutes.
/blacklistItem [item]	Blocks players from buying specific items in the shop.	Replace [item] with the item name (e.g., balloon) to prevent purchases.
/announce [message]	Broadcasts a custom message to all players in the game.	Replace [message] with your announcement text.
/toggleSpawn [entity] [true/false]	Enables or disables the spawning of entities (e.g., animals, enemies).	Replace [entity] with the entity’s name and [true/false] to toggle spawning.
/disableKit [kit]	Disables the functionality of a specific player kit during the match.	Replace [kit] with the kit name (e.g., barbarian).
/luckyairdrop	Triggers the random spawning of Lucky Blocks around the map.
/hugeluckyblock	Spawns large Lucky Blocks that offer valuable rewards.
/spawn [item] [amount]	Instantly grants the specified item to the player.	Replace [item] with the item name (e.g., emerald) and [amount] for quantity (e.g., inf).

/i [item] [amount]	A faster version of the /spawn command does the same thing.
/tp [player] [targetplayer]	Teleports one player to another.	Use @playername for players. For example: /tp @Saqib @Nebojsa
/tpall	Brings all players to the location of the command executor.
/tpbed [teamcolor]	Teleports the player to the bed of a specific team.	Replace [teamcolor] with the team’s color (e.g., yellow, blue).
/enchant [enchantment]_[tier]	Grants a specific enchantment to a player without any time limit.	Replace [enchantment] with the effect (e.g., static) and [tier] with a level (e.g., 3).
/cohost [player/@all]	Assigns co-host privileges, allowing players to access commands and settings.	Use @playername or @all to grant access to specific players or everyone.
/sethealthregen [player] [amount]	Adjusts how quickly players recover health.	Use @playername and specify the [amount] of health per second (default is 7).
/give [player/@all] [item] [amount]	Distributes specified items to players or teams.	Replace [item] with an item (e.g., wool_white) and [amount] with quantity (e.g., 5).
/disaster [disaster]	Summons a random disaster like toxic rain, meteors, or rising void.	Choose a disaster like toxic_rain, meteors, or void_rise.
/setAC (enabled/disabled)	Turns the anti-cheat system on or off.	Replace [enabled/disabled] to toggle anti-cheat as needed.

Creative mode commands

You must set positions 1 and 2 to use most of these commands. You can use these in custom and creative matches. Furthermore, most Custom mode commands will work here and vice versa.

Command	Description	Explainer
//set [block]	Fills the selected area with the block type specified.	Replace [block] with the type you want to fill the area with (e.g., stone).
//cut	Removes the selected section of blocks, replacing them with air.
//undo	Reverses the last change (e.g., a //set or //cut action).
//redo	Redoes the most recent undone action.
//copy	Copies the area selected for pasting.
//paste	Pastes the copied selection to the current location.
//pos1	Sets the first position for area selection.
//pos2	Marks the second position to define an area.
//replace [original] [new]	Replaces the original block type with a different block.	Replace [original] with the block type you want to change and [new] with its replacement.
//rotate [x] [y] [z]	Rotates the selected region around the specified axes.	Input rotation degrees for each axis (e.g., 90 0 0 for 90 degrees on the x-axis).
//move [amount] [direction]	Moves the selected area by a set amount in the chosen direction.	Use [amount] (e.g., 5) and a direction like f (forward) or b (backward).
//expand [amount] [direction]	Expands the selection outward in a specified direction.	Choose an amount and direction to extend the selection (e.g., //expand 3 f).

Training Room Commands

Command	Description	Explainer
/setspeed [speed]	Adjusts the speed of dummies, with a maximum value of 25.	Replace [speed] with any value between 1 and 25 to set how fast dummies move.
/resetDummies	Respawns all dummies back to their original locations.

Other General Commands

Command	Description
/lobby	Sends the player back to the lobby.
/bedwars	Returns the player to the lobby and also brings party members if applicable.

Armor and weapon commands and how to use them

In BedWars, you can use the /spawn or /i command to get items directly into your inventory. The format is:

/spawn [item_name] [amount]
OR
/i [item_name] [amount]

Replace [item_name] with the item you want and [amount] with the quantity, like /i diamond_boots 5 for five diamond boots. For infinite items, use inf, and leaving it empty will default to one item. Here are the spawnable items and their respective commands.