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Minecraft FPS Booster (Java)

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The link keeps every setting, so friends see exactly what you made.

Drop your options.txt, pick Potato PC, Balanced or Quality, and download a tuned file. Render distance, particles, clouds and other heavy settings are set for you, and only settings your version already has are touched.

Runs on your device · nothing uploaded

This tool is code that runs inside your browser. Your files, text and pictures are read here and never sent to a server, so it even works offline once loaded. Signed in? Only what you save to your account (My Kit, wardrobe) or publish is uploaded.

Drop your options.txt here

It's in your .minecraft folder (Windows: press Win + R, type %appdata%\.minecraft). 🔒 Read on your device only.

Choose a preset

EXAMPLEThis is what the preset changes on a typical setup. Drop your own options.txt to boost yours.

10 settings will change

SettingNowNew
Render distance (chunks)1210
Simulation distance (chunks)128
Graphics (0 Fast, 1 Fancy)10
VSynctruefalse
Entity shadowstruefalse
Particles (0 All, 1 Decreased, 2 Minimal)01
Clouds"true""fast"
Biome blend21
Mipmap levels42
Entity distance1.00.75

Settings each preset changes

SettingPotato PCBalancedQuality
Render distance (chunks)61016
Simulation distance (chunks)5812
Graphics (0 Fast, 1 Fancy)001
Max frame rate (260 = unlimited)60120260
VSyncfalsefalsetrue
Entity shadowsfalsefalsetrue
Particles (0 All, 1 Decreased, 2 Minimal)210
Cloudsfalsefasttrue
Biome blend012
Mipmap levels024
Smooth lightingfalsetruetrue
Entity distance0.50.751

A setting is only changed if it is already in your options.txt. Values in the table show the target; the file keeps its own format.

How to use it

  1. Open your .minecraft folder and find options.txt.
  2. Drop it on the box above (nothing is uploaded).
  3. Pick a preset. Potato PC gives the most FPS; Balanced suits most computers.
  4. Download the boosted file, close Minecraft, and replace your old options.txt with it.
  5. Start the game. Not happy? Put the backup back.

How it works

options.txt is a plain list of settings like renderDistance:12. The booster changes only the heavy settings that already exist in your file, and writes each value in the exact format your file uses, so it works on old and new Minecraft versions. Everything else, like your keys and sounds, stays exactly as it was.

Questions

What gives the biggest FPS boost in Minecraft?

Render distance has the largest effect, followed by graphics mode, particles, clouds and smooth lighting. The Potato PC preset lowers all of them.

Can this break my game?

No. It only changes values that are already in your file, keeps every other line, and gives you a backup. If you don't like the result, put your old options.txt back.

Should I also install performance mods?

On Java with Fabric, performance mods such as Sodium, Lithium and FerriteCore can raise FPS a lot more. Use them together with these settings.

Does it work on Bedrock?

No. Bedrock stores settings differently. This tool is for Minecraft: Java Edition.

By PickaxeKit Editorial Team. Updated 2026-11-09.