Achieving Full Screen Mode in Minecraft: Quick Steps

How do you make the full screen on Minecraft?

Achieving full-screen mode in Minecraft is a simple process. Here are the steps to make Minecraft full screen:

Method 1: In-Game Settings

1. Launch Minecraft:

   • Open the Minecraft launcher and start the game.

2. Enter a World or Start a New One:

   • Either load an existing world or start a new one.

3. Open Video Settings:

   • Press the Esc key to open the in-game menu.

4. Access Video Settings:

   • Click on "Options" and then select "Video Settings."

5. Change Full-Screen Settings:

   • Look for an option called "Fullscreen." Change it to "ON" or "TRUE."

6. Apply Changes:

   • Click "Done" to apply the changes.

7. Restart Minecraft:

   • In some cases, you might need to restart Minecraft for the changes to take effect. Save and quit your current world, if necessary, and then restart the game.

Method 2: Keyboard Shortcut

1. Launch Minecraft:

   • Open the Minecraft launcher and start the game.

2. Enter a World or Start a New One:

   • Either load an existing world or start a new one.

3. Use the F11 Key:

   • Press the F11 key on your keyboard. This key is the default shortcut for toggling full-screen mode in Minecraft.

4. Exit Full-Screen:

   • If you want to exit full-screen mode, you can press F11 again.

Method 3: Adjust Desktop Resolution

1. Open Display Settings:

   • Right-click on your desktop and select "Display settings" (or "Screen resolution" depending on your Windows version).

2. Adjust Resolution:

   • Change the screen resolution to the desired setting. A resolution that matches your monitor's native resolution is recommended.

3. Launch Minecraft:

   • Start Minecraft, and it should adjust to the screen resolution automatically.

4. In-Game Settings:

   • If necessary, follow the in-game settings method mentioned earlier to ensure full-screen mode is activated.

These methods should help you achieve full-screen mode in Minecraft. Keep in mind that the specific steps may vary slightly depending on your operating system and Minecraft version. If you're using mods or custom configurations, the options might be in different locations.