Minecraft Java Servers

Drop a live status badge onto your server's website with one line of code. Updates every minute, works on any HTML page, no framework needed. Click any badge below to see how the link works — your visitors land on your server's listing here.

Each badge is a live, clickable link back to your server's page on minecraft-java-servers.com. Player counts refresh server-side every minute.

Dark · Standard

Light · Standard

Transparent · Standard

Dark · Compact

Light · Compact

Transparent · Compact

Enter your server ID above and click Update previews.
Pick the style that fits your site. Paste the snippet anywhere in your HTML — sidebar, header, footer, a Discord server description, a forum signature, anywhere a <script> tag can run.
That's it. The badge will render the moment the page loads and stay up-to-date on every visit.

Note: every badge links back to your server's listing on minecraft-java-servers.com. That's the deal — we give you a free live-status badge, and you let visitors discover (and vote for) your server here. Don't strip the link.

How often does the badge update?

Every minute. The widget script is cached at the CDN for 60 seconds, so when a visitor lands on your page they see status that's at most a minute old.

Will the badge break my page's styling?

No. The badge uses all:initial to reset inherited styles, then sets every property inline. Your site's CSS won't bleed into it and the badge won't bleed into your site.

Does it work in Discord / forum signatures?

Only where third-party <script> tags are allowed. Discord embeds and most forums sanitize scripts — for those, link directly to your server page or use the image banner from your control panel.

I want to build my own widget against the data.

The same data is available as JSON via our public API. Hit /api/v1/servers/{id} for current status.