Your frames per second, in a clean box you can place anywhere.
Play smoother.
Play Nimbus.
A free PvP and quality-of-life client with a drag-and-drop HUD, 14 built-in mods, and Sodium preinstalled. One small launcher sets up everything, Java included.
Free · Windows, macOS and Linux · v0.1.0
Everything you need, one key away
These are the real modules in the client. Turn them on and off here like you would in game, then drag them anywhere on your screen with the HUD editor.
Your HUD, your layout
Real screenshots from the client running Minecraft 26.3.
Faster out of the box
The launcher installs the community's best optimization mods for your version and keeps them updated. Switch any of them off in the Mods tab. Jars you add yourself are never touched.
- SodiumA modern rendering engine. Usually the biggest frame-rate boost you can get.
- LithiumOptimizes game logic like physics, mob AI and chunk ticking.
- FerriteCoreCuts the game's memory usage.
- ImmediatelyFastSpeeds up HUD, text and entity rendering.
- EntityCullingSkips drawing entities and block entities you can't see.
- Native launcherBuilt with Tauri instead of Electron, so it starts fast and stays light while you play.
Cosmetics that never change the game
Capes, wings and companions that other Nimbus players can see. They're purely visual, so there's no pay-to-win.
Play with people who care about the details
Discord
Get help, share your HUD setups, find people to play with and hear about updates first.
Join the DiscordForums
Suggest features, report bugs and browse guides. Good for longer conversations that shouldn't scroll away.
Open the community pageGet Nimbus
Install the launcher, sign in with the Microsoft account that owns Minecraft, and press Play. The launcher downloads the game, Java and the mods for you.
Questions people ask
Is Nimbus free?
Do I need to own Minecraft?
Which Minecraft versions does it support?
Will I get banned for using it?
Can I use my own mods and resource packs?
mods folder and the launcher leaves them alone. Resource packs and shaders work as usual.Where are my settings saved?
config/nimbus.json inside your instance folder, so they're easy to back up or share.


