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Nibnya review

Free#34 of 34 in Minecraft World Editors

A focused, free Android tool for editing Bedrock NBT and player data.

5.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Nibnya is an open-source Android application for editing Minecraft Bedrock NBT data. It is suited to solo users and small projects that need mobile access to world data, player data, online-player data, or world archives. Its focus is practical and narrow: working with Bedrock NBT and related files rather than providing a broad world-design workspace. The project is distributed under the AGPL-3.0 license, and its supported edition and format are Minecraft Bedrock and NBT.

The published plan structure is straightforward: Nibnya is free and open source. Its file-access workflow uses Shizuku to reach Minecraft files under Android/data, while read and write access is available for download and private directories when the required permissions are granted. This makes the tool relevant for Android users who are comfortable managing device permissions and working directly with Minecraft files. The application supports Android deployment, with usage notes covering Android 9 through 13.

Nibnya’s standout feature is its Bedrock data focus. It can load or select world archives, edit player data, and edit online-player data, giving it a clear role for targeted NBT changes on mobile. That focus is also its boundary: users seeking map, terrain, or chunk editing should choose a different category tool. Pick Nibnya when Android access and Bedrock NBT editing are the priority; avoid it when you need a full terrain editor, broader platform coverage, or a visual world-building workflow.

Nibnya pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Edits Minecraft Bedrock NBT, player, and online-player data
    • Uses Shizuku to access Minecraft files under Android/data
    • Loads world archives and supports read/write file access
  • Where it doesn't
    • Android-only deployment limits desktop and other mobile platforms
    • Requires Shizuku and the required permissions for deeper file access
    • Does not cover map, terrain, or chunk editing

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