HOW IT WORKS
How to use this tool
- 1Enter the number of valid beds in your breeder.
- 2Pick the food you are feeding and how many items.
- 3Read the population cap and the breeding rounds available.
Breeding villagers requires exactly 3 bread (or 12 carrots, potatoes, or beetroots) per parent. Calculate total food, bed capacity, and breeding rounds with our free calculator.
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Enter beds and food to size your villager breeder correctly.
The 35% cap follows Java village mechanics; some Bedrock versions differ slightly.
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HOW IT WORKS
Quick answer
Villagers breed until the population reaches 35% of the number of valid beds.
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FAQ
Villagers breed until the population reaches 35% of the number of valid beds.
12 food points: bread gives 4, while carrots, potatoes and beetroot give 1 each.
A full hall usually needs 30–60 villagers, so plan 90–170 beds in the breeder.
The population hit the 35% cap of beds, or villagers cannot reach beds and workstations.
For breeding itself no, but beds must be valid and reachable for the babies to claim.