Enzonic Launcher features

Instances for every loader#

Each instance has its own Minecraft version, loader, mods, worlds and settings. You can pick vanilla, Fabric, Quilt, Forge or NeoForge when you create one, and group instances into folders. Java is downloaded for you (Mojang's runtimes, with Adoptium as a fallback), and memory, JVM arguments, window size and launch commands can be set per instance. Snapshots are listed behind a toggle.

Read more: mods and modpacks.

Modrinth and CurseForge in one place#

Search mods, modpacks, resource packs, shaders and data packs from Modrinth and CurseForge, filtered to the instance's version and loader. Installing a mod also installs its required dependencies, and the launcher shows what else it will install before it starts. Installed content gets update checks, changelogs, version locks and a Change version option to move a mod up or down.

Modpacks in and out#

• Install .mrpack files, Modrinth modpacks, CurseForge modpack zips and Enzonic share codes.
• Export an instance as .mrpack, a CurseForge zip or a Prism/MultiMC zip, or create a share code friends can paste.
• Import instances from Prism Launcher, MultiMC, CurseForge, Modrinth App, ATLauncher, GDLauncher and the official Minecraft Launcher. Instances are copied, never moved.

Enzonic Client#

A client-side Fabric mod with HUD modules (FPS, CPS, keystrokes, armor status, coordinates, zoom and more) and a HUD editor. New client instances can install popular performance mods such as Sodium and Lithium in the same step. Minimap, waypoints, freelook and a world map are optional beta modules. Enzonic Client in detail.

Skins and capes with a 3D preview#

Change your skin and cape, see them on a 3D model before you apply them, keep a skin library and look up players by name. Skins.

Host a server#

• On your computer: the launcher downloads the server software and Java, starts the server and gives it a public address through a tunnel, so friends can join without port forwarding.
• On Enzonic Cloud: a free tier with 3.5 GB of RAM, 2 vCPU and 5 GB of SSD storage that hibernates after 15 minutes without players.

Server hosting.

Accounts#

Sign in with your Microsoft account; several accounts are supported. Offline accounts are available after a Microsoft account on the launcher has shown that it owns Minecraft: Java Edition, and work in singleplayer, on LAN and on offline-mode servers. You can also hand a launch to the official Minecraft Launcher instead.

Friends, Discord and worlds#

• Friends with presence (needs an Enzonic account).
• Discord Rich Presence while you play.
• Worlds: backups and restore, automatic backups, a map preview (1.18 and later), world stats and advancements, and data packs per world.
• Screenshots and logs per instance; logs can be shared to mclo.gs after you confirm that the log becomes public.

12 languages#

The launcher is available in English and Spanish, plus French, German, Portuguese (Brazil), Italian, Polish, Russian, Turkish, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Korean. Those ten are machine-translated and marked as beta in the language picker.

Betas you can switch on#

Some features are off until you turn them on in Settings › Beta features, because they can change worlds or instances or are new. They include controller mode (Windows and Linux; no gamepad support on macOS), modpack updates in place, test launches of updates, crash bisect, the AI crash fixer and AI modpack builder, game-settings profiles and cloud sync, and the dedicated GPU option.

What it does not do#

• It does not run Bedrock Edition; it is a Java Edition launcher.
• It is not open source: it is free, proprietary software from Enzonic LLC.
• Its installers are not code-signed yet and the Mac app is not notarized, so Windows or macOS may warn you the first time you open it. How to open it on a Mac.
• It is not an official Minecraft product and is not approved by or associated with Mojang or Microsoft.