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Allows you to see invisible players' nametags and skins at maximum opacity. Great for event organizers.

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This mod is not made for cheating purposes, and it is highly discouraged to use it as an unfair advantage; it shall be used with proper prior permission, on any server.

InvisTags by CoderSoft

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A client-side Fabric mod that forces nametags and player skins of invisible players to render at full opacity. All features are toggleable at runtime via the /invis command.

Built for Minecraft 1.20.4, 1.21.11, 26.1.2, and 26.2

This is super useful for any event organizer who is looking to record their event.

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  • Nametag visibility: Forces nametags to render above invisible players regardless of render distance or status effects.
  • Full nametag opacity: Restores the nametag background and text to 100% opacity (bypasses the transparency applied by the invisibility effect).
  • Skin visibility: Renders the plplayer'sody/skin at full opacity instead of the ghostly semi-transparent effect.
  • Sneaking fix: Corrects the sneaking pose for invisible players when the nametag is forced visible.
  • Runtime toggling: All features can be enabled/disabled mid-game without restarting.

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Dependency 1.20.4 1.21.11 26.1.2 26.2
Minecraft 1.20.4 1.21.11 26.1.2 26.2
Fabric Loader >=0.19.3 >=0.19.3 >=0.19.3 >=0.19.3
Fabric API 0.107.0+1.20.4 0.141.4+1.21.11 0.152.1+26.1.2 0.152.2+26.2
Java (JDK) 17 21 25 25

Usage

Use the /invis command in-game:

Command Effect
/invis Shows current toggle state of both features
/invis skin true Enables rendering of invisible players' skins at full opacity
/invis skin false Disables skin override (reverts to vanilla behavior)
/invis nametag true Enables rendering of invisible players' nametags
/invis nametag false Disables nametag override (reverts to vanilla behavior)

Both features default to enabled on first launch.

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Copyright (c) 2026 CoderSoft.

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  • showing skin and nametag while invis
    showing skin and nametag while invis

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