Addons Maker for Minecraft PE

Addons Maker for Minecraft PE is an app for creating, discovering, and installing add-ons for Minecraft PE and several other supported games. Its visual editors cover mobs, structures, blocks, weapons, armor, recipes, sounds, particles, functions, and Script API hooks. Users can adjust items with controls such as sliders while the app generates the source code and resource files. It supports behavior and resource packs, imports .json and .bbmodel files, and exports creations as .mcaddon files for compatible Bedrock platforms. A community library offers more than 1,000 add-ons for one-tap installation into Minecraft PE. The maker lists Minecraft PE, Craftsman, Mike Craft, Crafting and Building, and Eerskraft as supported on iOS and Android. A profile can store and sync add-ons across devices, and the app includes more than 20 languages. The Free plan includes core editors, a template library, and export, with ads. MAM Premium costs $3.99 a month after a three-day free period, removes ads, and unlocks advanced editing tools. The maker says the app is an unofficial third-party tool, not approved by or associated with Mojang or Microsoft.

Addons Maker combines visual add-on editing with a community library, import and export tools, and device syncing. The free plan includes ads, while advanced editing tools and ad removal require the monthly Premium subscription.

It suits players who want to make or install add-ons on iOS or Android, including users who prefer visual editing over writing code. It may also suit creators working with behavior or resource packs for the supported games.

Addons Maker for Minecraft PE is a visual mobile tool for building and finding add-ons for Minecraft PE and several other games. It is best for players who want to make custom content without writing code, though the advanced tools require a subscription.

Overview

The app converts visual choices, including slider adjustments, into the code and resource files an add-on needs. That removes some of the technical work of assembling packs, while support for both behavior and resource packs lets creators do more than change appearances. It also serves players who would rather browse and install community creations than build their own.

Addons Maker is an unofficial third-party tool, not approved by or associated with Mojang or Microsoft. Players seeking an official Minecraft product or support relationship should look elsewhere.

Key features

Visual editors cover custom mobs, structures, blocks, weapons, armor, recipes, sounds, particles, functions, and Script API hooks. That range spans visual assets and behavior, making the app more than a texture-customization utility. However, advanced editing tools are reserved for Premium, so the most capable workflow comes with an ongoing cost.

The community library offers more than 1,000 add-ons, with one-tap installation into Minecraft PE. This gives players a substantial source of ready-made content alongside the creation tools, although the one-tap claim applies to Minecraft PE. Users can import .json and .bbmodel files and export creations as .mcaddon files for compatible Bedrock platforms, useful for moving between existing projects and the app's output.

A profile stores and syncs add-ons across devices, and the app supports Minecraft PE, Craftsman, Mike Craft, Crafting and Building, and Eerskraft on iOS and Android. More than 20 languages broaden its accessibility. JoyCraft's privacy policy describes secured connections and SSL encryption as safeguards, while acknowledging that no method is completely secure.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing and includes core editors, a template library, and export, but contains ads. It is a sensible starting point for occasional projects or for deciding whether the visual workflow fits; it does not remove the advertising or unlock advanced editing tools.

MAM Premium costs $3.99 a month, with the first 3 days free and then $3.99/month. It removes ads and unlocks advanced editing tools. The subscription auto-renews, so anyone trying the full editor should account for the recurring charge after the trial rather than treating it as a one-time purchase.

Platforms

The app is available on iOS and Android. Its support for several other mobile building games may make it useful beyond Minecraft PE, but the stated export format is for compatible Bedrock platforms.

Who it's for

This is a good fit for mobile players who want a visual route to custom mobs, equipment, structures, and pack behavior, or who want a library of add-ons ready to install. It is less suitable for creators who need advanced editing without a subscription, or users looking specifically for an official Mojang- or Microsoft-associated tool.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Broad visual editors include both asset creation and behavior-oriented tools, including Script API hooks.
• Pros: Import, export, and cross-device syncing support a workflow that can extend beyond a single session or device.
• Pros: More than 1,000 community add-ons provide a ready-made alternative to creating every pack yourself.
• Cons: The free plan contains ads and withholds advanced editing tools.
• Cons: Premium auto-renews after its three-day free period, so it requires attention to avoid an unwanted monthly charge.
• Cons: It is an unofficial tool, which rules it out for players who want an official Minecraft relationship.

Alternatives

Minecraft Add-on Editors is the broader category to browse if you want to compare tools before choosing a workflow.

Minecraft Launcher is free to download on more platforms, including desktop systems, but access to games requires ownership or a time-limited demo; choose it for launching Minecraft rather than visual add-on editing.

Blockbench is a free option across mobile, desktop, and web, with no free trial because it is free to use without strings attached; it may suit users seeking a free project tool instead of a subscription-gated app.

mcbCode is another freemium option for Android and web, created by an active Minecraft Bedrock developer and solo developer; consider it if you prefer a code-editor-oriented tool.

Snowstorm has a free version across mobile, desktop, and web platforms, making it an alternative for users who want a free tool with broad platform coverage.

bridge. is a free alternative available on mobile, desktop, and web platforms.

Crafty Craft is a freemium iOS and Android option with a three-day trial; its Go Pro Monthly plan costs $15.99 a month after the trial, so it is a different paid route for mobile users.

Tynker is a freemium choice on mobile and web, with a yearly plan at $10 a month billed annually and access to self-guided courses for up to three children; choose it when that course-based format and family capacity suit your needs.

NebulaQuest Editor Mobile is a free Android alternative for personal use with Minecraft Bedrock.

Verdict

Addons Maker for Minecraft PE is the stronger fit for mobile players who want visual creation, a substantial add-on library, and tools for both resource and behavior packs in one app. Its main advantage is that it combines making, importing, and discovering content without requiring a code-first workflow. Look elsewhere if advanced editing must be free, or if you want an official Mojang- or Microsoft-associated product.