How to Grant OP Rights on Your Minecraft Bedrock Edition Server ​

Assign OP rights via the ingame chat ​

1. Log in
   Log in to your Minecraft server.

2. Open chat
   Open the chat with the appropriate key for your platform:

   • Windows 10: t
   • PlayStation & Xbox: D-Pad right
   • Switch: → on the directional pad
   • Mobile (Android/IOS): Tap on the chat icon (speech bubble)

3. Enter command
   Enter the following command:

   /op <player name> # Makes the player an operator

   /op <player name> # Makes the player an operator

Assign OP rights via the server console ​

1. Open dashboard
   Open your dashboard and select your Minecraft Bedrock Edition server.

2. Open console
   Navigate to the server console under the menu item "Overview".

3. Enter command
   Enter the following command:

   op <player name> # Makes the player an operator

   op <player name> # Makes the player an operator

Assign OP rights via the permissions.json file ​

1. Open dashboard
   Open your dashboard and select your Minecraft Bedrock Edition server.

2. Open file browser
   Go to the file browser.

3. Open file
   Open the file permissions.json.

4. Insert entry
   Insert the following entry within the square brackets []:

   {
       "permission": "operator",
       "xuid": "<playerxuid>"
   }

   {
       "permission": "operator",
       "xuid": "<playerxuid>"
   }

{
    "permission": "operator",
    "xuid": "<player1xuid>"
},
{
    "permission": "operator",
    "xuid": "<player2xuid>"
}

{
    "permission": "operator",
    "xuid": "<player1xuid>"
},
{
    "permission": "operator",
    "xuid": "<player2xuid>"
}

Roles and permissions in Minecraft Bedrock

• Visitor: Can only view the world - no building or interacting.
• Member: Default role - can build, mine and craft.
• Operator: Has full administrative rights, including command usage and server management.