Screenshot 1 of 1. Inventory Profiles Next feature overview showing sort buttons, locked slots, and gear profile controls in a Minecraft inventory screen
What Inventory Profiles Next works with.
| Platform | Java Edition |
|---|---|
| Loaders | Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, Quilt |
| Minecraft versions | 1.14.1, 1.16.5, 1.17.1, 1.18.2, 1.19.4, 1.20.6, 1.21.11, 26.1.2, 26.2, 26.3 |
| Environment | Client |
Inventory Profiles Next is a client-side mod for Minecraft Java that sorts your inventory, locks slots in place and moves items into chests with one click. It ships for Fabric (1.14.1 to 26.3), Forge (1.14.4 to 26.3) and NeoForge (1.18.2 to 26.3), and Quilt runs the Fabric files. Nothing is installed on the server.
It is not a drop-in replacement for Inventory Tweaks and cannot be made to work like it, so expect to learn its own shortcuts. The separate InvTweaks Emu for IPN add-on emulates some of the old ones.
What it does
- Sort your inventory.
- Lock slots so sorting ignores them, or keep a locked slot empty.
- Dump everything into a chest with one click.
- Move only the items you already have in a chest.
- Gear sets.
- Press R+C to set your own shortcuts.
How to install Inventory Profiles Next
Put the file for your loader and Minecraft version in the mods folder, together with its dependencies. New to loaders? See the guides for Fabric and Forge and NeoForge. Requirements differ by loader and by age of the file, so these are the newest releases:
- Fabric: Fabric API, Fabric Language Kotlin and libIPN. Mod Menu is optional.
- Forge and NeoForge (26.1 to 26.3): libIPN only.
- Older Forge and NeoForge files also need Kotlin for Forge. The oldest Forge files, 1.14.4 to 1.19, need nothing extra.
- Quilt: use the Fabric file with the same Fabric dependencies. Fabric builds are listed for Quilt up to 1.21.10.
Multiplayer and side
The mod is pure client-side and server-side use is unsupported, so it works on multiplayer servers without the host adding anything. The trade-off is the Fabric dependency chain: three required mods before it will launch.
Questions about Inventory Profiles Next.
5 questions
How do I install Inventory Profiles Next?
Pick the file for your loader and Minecraft version, then put it in the mods folder along with its dependencies. On Fabric that means Fabric API, Fabric Language Kotlin and libIPN. On Forge and NeoForge the newest releases need libIPN only. Launch with the matching loader profile. Mod Menu is optional on Fabric.
Does Inventory Profiles Next work on multiplayer servers?
Yes. It is pure client-side and server-side use is unsupported, so you install it only on your own machine. It runs on multiplayer servers without the host adding anything. Putting the mod on a server gives you nothing extra.
Which Minecraft versions does Inventory Profiles Next support?
Fabric covers 1.14.1 to 26.3, Forge 1.14.4 to 26.3 and NeoForge 1.18.2 to 26.3. Quilt users run the Fabric files, listed up to 1.21.10. Older files have different dependencies from the newest ones, so check what your chosen file requires before launching.
Is Inventory Profiles Next a replacement for Inventory Tweaks?
No. It is not a drop-in replacement and cannot be made to behave like Inventory Tweaks, so expect to learn its own shortcuts. The separate InvTweaks Emu for IPN add-on emulates some of the old shortcuts if you want them back.
Does Inventory Profiles Next work on Bedrock?
No. Inventory Profiles Next is a Java mod for Fabric, Forge, NeoForge and Quilt, and Bedrock Edition cannot load Java mods. To use it, play Minecraft Java, where it runs entirely on your own machine with no server-side setup.
