UUID Command
Allows you to obtain the UUID, both online and offline, of an entered
player name, or the name of the premium user associated with the UUID
provided.
This data is useful when testing techniques like UUID Spoofing
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The green UUID in MCPTool is your premium user (in case the username
entered has an official Minecraft account) and the red one is your
client-generated offline uuid.
What is the UUID?
A UUID is a string of 36 characters, divided into 5 groups separated
by hyphens, for example 123e4567-e89b-12d3-a456-426614174000. This ID is unique for each premium player and is permanently linked
to your Minecraft Java Edition account through the Mojang/Microsoft
authentication servers.
How is the UUID generated?
The UUID in Minecraft is generated differently depending on whether
the player is premium or non-premium. For premium players, the UUID is
created and managed by Mojang's official authentication servers,
ensuring a globally unique and permanent identifier tied to the
player's account, regardless of name changes. In contrast, non-premium
players rely on a locally or server-generated UUID, based on their
username.