FireClient (Fire Client) docs and download

Minecraft, Your Way. Download, install and set up the free FireClient launcher and in-game client.

FreeWindows, macOS, LinuxFabric, Forge, NeoForge

FireClient (also written Fire Client) is a free Minecraft launcher and in-game client in one install. It handles Java, game versions, mod loaders and updates, then gives you a menu and a HUD once you are in the game.

These docs cover the whole thing, from your first install to hosting a server. Pick the path that fits you.

Start here#

DownloadLatest version, files for each system and checksums. Install on WindowsFive steps, plus what to do about the SmartScreen warning. First launchSign in, or play offline, and open the in-game menu. Set up the HUD11 elements you can switch on and drag into place. Install modsBrowse Modrinth and install curated packs from the launcher. Release notesEvery version with its date, and what changed in 1.1.

What FireClient does#

Launcher. Home, Versions, Worlds, Servers, Host Server, Screenshots, Accounts and Skins pages in one sidebar.
Versions and Java. Installs Minecraft versions and the Java runtime each one needs. Supports Fabric, Forge and NeoForge.
Mods. Search Modrinth, drop in your own jar files, and install packs for Performance, Visuals, Utility and PvP.
In game. A custom title screen, a FireClient menu on Right Shift, and a HUD with 11 elements.
Your files. Everything lives in one .fireclient folder. Uninstalling leaves worlds and game data alone.

Project status#

FireClient is in early access. The full version is planned for November 2026, and dates can move. See the roadmap for what is planned and what is already built.

Note: FireClient is independent. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Mojang or Microsoft. These pages were checked against fireclient.net and the FireClient GitHub repositories on 4 November 2026.

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