Projectile Protection Enchantment Command
Copy the /enchant command for Projectile Protection in Minecraft Java 26.2 and Bedrock 26.32. All levels and a pre-enchanted /give variant are shown below.
/enchant commands — all levels
Hold a compatible item before running. /enchant cannot exceed the enchantment's normal max level.
Projectile Protection I
/enchant @p minecraft:projectile_protection 1/enchant @p projectile_protection 1Projectile Protection II
/enchant @p minecraft:projectile_protection 2/enchant @p projectile_protection 2Projectile Protection III
/enchant @p minecraft:projectile_protection 3/enchant @p projectile_protection 3Projectile Protection IV
/enchant @p minecraft:projectile_protection 4/enchant @p projectile_protection 4/give equivalent — Diamond Chestplate with Projectile Protection IV
/give @p minecraft:diamond_chestplate[enchantments={projectile_protection:4}] 1Uses the 1.21.5+ flat component syntax. For Bedrock, give the item first then use /enchant @p projectile_protection 4 while holding it.
Works on
Items listed here are covered by the site's give pages. Some additional items (hoes, turtle helmet, etc.) also accept this enchantment but are not listed.
What Projectile Protection does
Reduces damage from arrows, fireballs, and other projectiles. Mutually exclusive with other protection types per armor piece.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I get Projectile Protection in Minecraft?
- Hold a compatible item and run /enchant @p minecraft:projectile_protection 4 (Java) or /enchant @p projectile_protection 4 (Bedrock). Alternatively, use the /give command above to spawn a pre-enchanted item directly into your inventory.
- What is the max level of Projectile Protection?
- The maximum level is Projectile Protection IV (level 4). Using /give you can technically set any integer, but levels above 4 don't add further benefit in most cases.
- Does the Projectile Protection command work in Bedrock Edition?
- Yes. On Bedrock use /enchant @p projectile_protection 4 while holding a compatible item. Bedrock omits the "minecraft:" namespace prefix.