InventoryToolkit

A client side QOL mod that adds a ton of extra's to your inventory management

Inventory Toolkit adds inventory sorting, quick stacking, container search, and tools for managing your hotbar, crafting, and trading.

Client-side only. No server installation required.

Features

Sort your inventory, hotbar, or an open container with a middle-click.
Put matching items into nearby containers with one button or key binding.
Organize nearby chests and barrels by category. Preview the sort before applying it, and rename containers to choose their categories.
Search containers you have opened or scanned and highlight where an item was last seen. Scan nearby containers to update the results.
Shift-drag to move stacks, or use the scroll wheel to transfer precise amounts.
Save five configurable hotbar loadouts.
Choose items for your offhand from a secondary hotbar.
Automatically select an eligible hotbar tool before mining, with durability protection and configurable priorities.
Refill used stacks after placing blocks.
Route items into named bundles and browse their contents.
Preview shulker box contents in tooltips.
Save recipe favorites and craft with right-click or Shift-right-click in the recipe book.
Compact eligible materials into storage blocks at a crafting table.
Repeat villager trades until stock, payment, or inventory space runs out.
Lock inventory slots so automatic actions leave them alone.
Require confirmation before dropping protected items, or block those drops entirely.
Automatically drop newly collected items that match your rules. This feature starts disabled.

Modules can be enabled or disabled individually in the settings.

Key bindings are under Inventory Toolkit in Minecraft's Controls menu. Quick Stack, Chest Sorting, and Container Search are unbound by default.

Open the settings through Mods > Inventory Toolkit > Configure or type /inventorytoolkit in a world.

Requires Minecraft Java Edition 26.3, Fabric Loader 0.19.5+, and Java 25+.

Install these dependencies for Fabric and Minecraft 26.3:

Put Inventory Toolkit and its dependencies in your instance's mods folder.

This mod is currently in beta. Please report bugs on GitHub with your Minecraft version, mod version, and steps to reproduce the problem.