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Minecraft’s /tp and /teleport commands can move players and other entities to coordinates or to another target. The exact syntax can vary between Java Edition, Bedrock Edition, and servers that use plugins, so it helps to understand the basic target and destination structure first.
Minecraft Teleport Command Syntax
In Bedrock Edition, /tp is an alias for /teleport. Common command patterns include teleporting a target to coordinates or teleporting one target to another entity.
Teleport Yourself to Coordinates
/tp @s 100 64 200
This teleports the command executor to X 100, Y 64, Z 200.
Teleport One Player to Another Player
/tp Steve Alex
This teleports Steve to Alex. Replace the names with the players you want to use.
Teleport a Player to Coordinates
/tp Steve 100 64 200
This moves the named player to the specified X, Y, and Z coordinates.
Teleport All Players to Your Location
/tp @a @s
The @a selector targets all players, while @s means the entity executing the command.
Teleport the Nearest Player
/tp @p 100 64 200
The @p selector targets the nearest player to the command’s execution point.
Teleport a Random Player
/tp @r 100 64 200
The @r selector targets a random player.
Useful Minecraft Target Selectors
@ameans all players@emeans all entities@pmeans the nearest player@rmeans a random player@smeans the entity executing the command
How to Find Coordinates
On Java Edition, players commonly use the debug screen to view coordinates. On Bedrock Edition, coordinates can be shown through world settings or other interface options. Once you know the X, Y, and Z values, enter them in the teleport command separated by spaces.
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Essentials Server Teleport Commands
Servers running Essentials or a similar plugin can add convenience commands beyond vanilla Minecraft. Availability and permissions depend on the server configuration. These are some common examples.
/tpa playernamerequests a teleport to another player/tpahere playernamerequests that another player teleport to you/tpacceptaccepts a teleport request/tpdenydenies a teleport request/tptoggleenables or disables incoming teleport requests/tphere playernameteleports another player to you when permitted/tpallteleports multiple or all players when your permissions allow it
For current Bedrock command syntax, Microsoft maintains an official teleport command reference.
For more walkthroughs and command help, browse our Guides.