6 must-try free add-ons for Minecraft Bedrock

Minecraft is already a complete experience, but adding mods can take the game to the next level. With free add-ons, you can enhance your gameplay by adding new features, spooky surprises, or even practical tools. These add-ons can be easily integrated into your worlds, allowing you to build, explore, and survive in new ways.

From new furniture to keeping your hard-earned loot safe, here are six free add-ons that will make your Minecraft Bedrock Edition experience even better. Try them out and decide what works best for you.

Note: This article is subjective and solely reflects the writer's opinion. The entries are ranked in no particular order.

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6 must-try free add-ons for Minecraft Bedrock

1) Tinkers’ Construct Lite by FTB

Tinkers' construct is a fantastic add-on (Image via Mojang Studios || FTB)

This add-on overhauls the entire Minecraft experience, as it adds over 250 new weapons and tools to the game. It also improves the crafting feature by adding new crafting benches and tables alongside new blocks and armor sets, among other things.

Don't be fooled by the name as even the Lite version has enough content to keep you busy for hours on end. Install this mod without a second thought if you want to experience something vastly different from vanilla Minecraft.

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2) Scary Furniture by Honeyfrost

Enjoy Minecraft's new Scary Furniture add-on (Image via Mojang Studios || Honeyfrost)

Looking to add a touch of horror to your Minecraft base? The Scary Furniture add-on should be right by your alley. This mod includes 16 unique furniture pieces, including self-rocking chairs, mimic chests, possessed Creeper dolls, and haunted portraits. Moreover, unlike the Another Furniture add-on, you can interact with the items in this mod.

Each item brings a chilling surprise, making it great for pranks or themed builds. Your base will never feel boring or uninteresting with this add-on installed.

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3) Another Furniture by Starfish Studios

Different kinds of furniture are great to have (Image via Mojang Studios || Starfish Studios)

Another Furniture is a fantastic add-on for builders who want to expand their decorating options. It introduces more than 20 pieces of vanilla-friendly furniture and utilities that can be crafted in survival mode. Whether you’re creating a cozy cabin or a grand mansion, these decorations are sure to enhance your builds.

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4) Phantom Frames by The Hive

This trader only appears during the night (Image via Mojang Studios || The Hive)

Phantom Frames introduces a mysterious art dealer who offers magical frames. These frames act as portals, teleporting you to distant lands and adding a unique twist to survival gameplay. With over 40 paintings to explore, this add-on is ideal for adventurers and creative players alike.

These portals could be used practically or aesthetically. You can either frame it to decorate your base or use it to teleport to distant lands.

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5) Spark Pets Lite by Spark Universe

The baby T-Rex fits so well in Minecraft (Image via Mojang Studios || Spark Universe)

Who doesn’t want adorable companions in their Minecraft world? Spark Pets Lite adds 10 cute pets, each with unique colors and outfits. From baby T-rexes to capybaras, these pets can perform tricks and bring joy to your adventures.

They’re a delightful addition for animal lovers and players seeking companionship in their worlds. This add-on is worth it for the baby T-rex alone!

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6) Gravestone by Darkosto

This mechanic would work well in Minecraft (Image via Mojang studios || Darkosto)

Losing your items after dying can be frustrating, but the Gravestone add-on solves this issue. When you die, a gravestone will appear at your death location, storing all your loot until you retrieve it. This practical mod ensures you never lose valuable gear again.

With Gravestone, you can focus on exploring and fighting without the constant fear of losing your hard-earned diamonds.