Player tags

Minecraft servers with player tags typically let players display a short label beside or above their name. Tags may identify a rank, role, playstyle, achievement, event status, or community group, and are often visible in chat, the tab list, a scoreboard, or above a player’s character. The exact locations and available labels depend on how each server implements the feature.

Player tags are usually cosmetic or informational rather than a separate game mode. Some servers unlock them through ranks, quests, seasonal events, achievements, voting, or other progression systems, while others let players select from a built-in list. A tag may affect how names appear without changing gameplay abilities, although servers can combine tags with rank prefixes, nicknames, or chat formatting.

Check the server’s tag menu, rank information, or community documentation before joining if customization matters to you. Useful details include whether tags are free or earned, whether they can be hidden, how they appear across different game modes, and whether Bedrock or Java players see them consistently. Servers may also limit tag length, colors, symbols, or the number of tags a player can own.