Bedrock Broadcaster
Connect your PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, or Windows PC to any Minecraft Bedrock server through the built-in LAN Play feature. No DNS changes or complicated setup required.
Features
Easy LAN Broadcasting
Simply enter a server address and start broadcasting. Your console will see the server in the LAN Worlds section - no DNS changes or router configuration needed.
Direct Transfer Technology
Uses efficient transfer packet technology to redirect your connection. Once connected, you're transferred directly to the server - the app is no longer needed.
Resource Packs & Subpacks
Import your favorite texture packs and apply them to any server. Full subpack support lets you customize your experience:
- Import .mcpack files
- Select subpack variants
- Multiple packs at once
- Works with server packs
Save Your Servers
Save your favorite servers for quick access. Add custom names, notes, and organize your server list the way you want.
Server Status
Test if a server is online before connecting. See player counts, MOTD, and version information at a glance.
Background Mode
Keep the broadcast running while you play. The app runs efficiently in the background without draining your battery.
How It Works
Same Network
Connect your phone and console to the same WiFi network
Add Server
Enter the Minecraft server address and port in the app
Start Broadcast
Tap Start and the server appears in your LAN Worlds
Play!
Join from Minecraft and play directly on the server
Common Questions
Where do I find LAN Worlds in Minecraft?
From the main menu, tap "Play" and go to the "Worlds" tab. Make sure "Show LAN Worlds" is enabled at the top. Your broadcast will appear in the list.
The server doesn't appear in my LAN Worlds
Make sure both your phone and console are on the same WiFi network, the broadcast is running, and "Show LAN Worlds" is enabled in Minecraft.
Do I need to keep the app open?
Only until you connect. Once you've joined the server, Bedrock Broadcaster transfers you directly - you can then close the app.