Minicraft Controls Guide
Minicraft uses Minecraft-style controls in the browser: WASD and mouse on desktop, on-screen buttons on mobile when touch mode is available. Rebind keys in the client settings menu.
Learning minicraft controls early saves frustration on public servers. Bindings mirror familiar sandbox layouts, but the web client exposes them in its own settings screen rather than a separate launcher profile.
Desktop keyboard and mouse
Movement typically uses WASD, space to jump, and the mouse to look. Use the scroll wheel or number keys for hotbar slots when supported. Open inventory, chat, and pause from the keys shown under Settings → Controls inside /play. If mouse sensitivity feels too high, lower it in the same panel instead of fighting default acceleration.
Touch and mobile
On phones and tablets, enable touch mode when the client offers it. Use the virtual joystick to move and the action buttons to jump, break, and place blocks. Landscape orientation and a lower render distance often reduce accidental mis-taps and heat buildup on small devices.
Before multiplayer
Practice breaking and placing blocks in singleplayer until actions feel automatic. Server operators expect you to control your character without blocking spawn. Next, read multiplayer basics and how to join a host.
Related resources
The full Minicraft guides hub covers performance and FAQ topics. For trademark context, see the FAQ.