Play with friends
The easiest way to play together is a shared world — you host it right in your browser and friends join with a short code. No server, no setup, no account.
How it works
When you open a world to friends, your own browser tab becomes the server. Other players connect to you through a public relay using a short join code. Because your tab is the server, keep it open while you play together — when you close it, the world stops.
Host a shared world
- 1Enter a worldStart TabWorld, go to Singleplayer, and create or open a world.
- 2Open the pause menuPress ESC in-game, then click “Invite”.
- 3Start the shared worldClick “Start Shared World”. The game gives you a short join code (about 5 letters).
- 4Share the codeSend the join code to your friends. Keep this tab open the whole time.
Join a friend’s world
- 1Go to MultiplayerStart TabWorld and open the “Multiplayer” screen.
- 2Join a shared worldClick “Direct Connect”, then “Join Shared World”.
- 3Enter the codeType the join code your friend gave you and click “Join World”. After a few seconds you’re in.
Good to know
- The host’s tab is the server — friends can only join while the host has the shared world open. Close the tab and it stops.
- Everyone needs unrestricted internet. Some school or workplace networks block the connection.
- Best for a few friends at a time — it’s a peer connection, not a big public server.
- Host and friends should share the same relay list (in the game’s “Network Settings”). The built-in relays work out of the box.
If it doesn’t connect
- Friend can’t find the world — make sure you both have the same relays under “Network Settings”, and that the host still has the shared world running.
- Code doesn’t work — double-check the code, and that the host’s tab is still open.
- Still stuck — try a different relay from the list, or have the host restart the shared world for a fresh code.
Want a server that’s always on?
Shared worlds only run while the host is online. If you’d rather connect to a dedicated Eaglercraft server that stays up, you can add its address on the Servers page — but shared worlds need no setup and are the easiest way to play with friends.