How to Make a Nether Portal in Minecraft
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Gather the Required Materials
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Build the Frame
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Activate the Portal
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Common Mistakes and Tips
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Unlock New Adventures
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How to Make a Nether Portal in Minecraft
Creating a Nether portal is one of the most exciting milestones in Minecraft. This guide shows you how to build a portal that transports you to the fiery Nether dimension. Follow each step and you will learn the exact process to unlock new resources, mobs, and challenges.
Gather the Required Materials
To construct a portal you need:
- Obsidian blocks – at least 10 for a minimum frame.
- Flint and steel – to ignite the portal.
If you are short on obsidian, you can build a compact version that still works perfectly.
Build the Frame
Here is the easiest way to properly link the blocks:
- Place two obsidian blocks on the ground parallel to each other, three blocks apart.
- Add vertical obsidian blocks on each end, forming a rectangle that is 4 blocks high and 5 blocks wide.
- Make sure the interior is empty; the portal will fill the space automatically.
This shape is the standard Minecraft portal frame and works in both Survival