Haste Effect Command

Copy the /effect command for Haste in Minecraft Java 26.2 and Bedrock 26.32. Default, infinite-duration, amplifier variants, and the clear command are all below.

Infinite duration (Java)

Java/effect give @p minecraft:haste infinite

The infinite keyword was added in Java 1.19.4. Use the legacy form below for older versions.

Max-duration / legacy (Java)

Java/effect give @p minecraft:haste 1000000 0

Bedrock/effect @p haste 9999 0

Haste II (Amplifier 1)

Amplifier is 0-indexed in commands: amplifier 0 = Level I, amplifier 1 = Level II.

Java/effect give @p minecraft:haste 1000000 1

Bedrock/effect @p haste 9999 1

Clear Haste

Java/effect clear @p minecraft:haste

Bedrock/effect @p haste 0

To clear all effects at once: /effect clear @p

What Haste does in-game

Increases mining and attack speed. Haste II (Amplifier I) is equivalent to the Efficiency V bonus—blocks break nearly instantly with a maxed-out tool.

Frequently asked questions

What does Haste do in Minecraft?: Increases mining and attack speed. Haste II (Amplifier I) is equivalent to the Efficiency V bonus—blocks break nearly instantly with a maxed-out tool.
How long does Haste last with the infinite command?: On Java Edition, the 'infinite' keyword makes the effect last until you manually clear it with /effect clear. On Bedrock, the maximum you can specify is 1,000,000 ticks (about 13.8 hours).
Does the Haste command work in Bedrock Edition?: Yes — use the Bedrock command shown above. Bedrock syntax omits the 'give' subcommand and 'minecraft:' namespace prefix, and does not support the 'infinite' keyword.

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