01 / Create
Minecraft MOTD generator
Design a colourful two-line server message with a live preview. Copy server.properties or MiniMessage output with RGB gradients.
Design my MOTDEnderHost / Server tools
Practical tools for choosing resources, designing your server message, preparing a world and investigating performance. Free to use, wherever your server lives.
01 / Create
Design a colourful two-line server message with a live preview. Copy server.properties or MiniMessage output with RGB gradients.
Design my MOTD02 / Plan
Size a single server around its software, players and add-ons. Compare memory targets and hosting tiers.
Size my server03 / Diagnose
Turn a capture into a verdict, evidence and next steps. Inspect tick windows, memory and attributed add-on work.
Read my report04 / Prepare
Estimate the chunks in your world area, use measured rates for time and storage, and build Chunky commands.
Plan my world05 / Plan
Budget a proxy, lobby and game servers together. Compare per-instance targets and backend plan costs.
Budget my network06 / Configure
Choose gameplay and distance settings, review the output, and download a server.properties starter.
Build my configurationA little help before you launch
Choose a tool for the decision in front of you.
Have a question of your own? Our team is here to help.
Ask our team (opens in a new tab)Or explore the guidesYes. The calculators, report analyzer and configuration tools are free to use wherever you host. Plan comparisons use EnderHost’s listed tiers, but you can use the calculated targets independently.
For a new single server, start with the RAM calculator. For several backends, use the multi-server planner. If an existing server is lagging, capture the issue with Spark and bring the report to the analyzer.
No. Calculations and configuration generation run in your browser. The Spark tool fetches pasted report links from Spark, while uploaded JSON stays on your device. Copying a command or downloading a configuration does not apply it to your server.
The calculators and generators can put their inputs into a shareable URL. Spark can share a result link for reports hosted on Spark, or download a text summary for local files. Anyone with a shared URL can read the inputs included in it.