Everything you need to know before (and after) picking up Pigeon Client.
A free, modular Fabric client for Minecraft 1.21.11: sword and crystal PvP modules, base and chunk finders, ESP for blocks, storage, bases and players, waypoints, an admin tracker, Freecam and everyday helpers like Auto Tool and Auto Eat, all in a menu of panels you can arrange your way.
Yes — every module, no license key, no account required. Just download the jar and go.
Anything that can run a Fabric Loader instance: the official Minecraft Launcher, Modrinth App, Prism Launcher, and Dawn. Set up a Fabric 1.21.11 instance, then drop the jar into that instance's mods folder.
Press Right Shift, in-game or on the title screen. You can change that key under Client → Interface → Open menu, and pressing it again (or Esc) closes the menu.
Yes. Drag any panel by its header, and right-click a header to fold that panel. Panels snap into line with each other and your layout is saved. Reset layout in the Client panel puts everything back.
Open Client → Interface and set Menu size, anywhere from 70% to 140%. The same window has accent colours, blur behind the menu, animations and click sounds.
Right-click a module, or click the gear that appears when you point at it, to open its settings window. Middle-click a module to bind a key to it: press the key you want, Delete clears it, and Esc cancels.
Just start typing while the menu is open. Matches list in the Search panel, and Enter toggles the first one. Until you type, the Search panel lists everything that is switched on right now.
Open chat, then drag any piece of the HUD, the Admin List, the RTP Map or the Spotify card where you want it. Spots are saved. Until you move them, the cards line up on their own so none of them overlap, and Reset positions in the HUD's settings puts everything back.
Open Client → Interface and set HUD size. The HUD keeps the same size on screen whatever Minecraft's GUI scale is, so this slider is the one to use.
Yes. Open a module's settings, click its Keybind, then press a key or your middle or side mouse buttons. Backspace clears it. Left and right click can't be bound so they never toggle something by accident.
Undetected features run entirely on your screen, so the server never sees anything unusual. Use at own risk features automate things you could do by hand, which strict anticheats may notice. Detected features do things vanilla can't, and most anticheats flag them. Every module's status is on the Features page. It's a guide, not a guarantee.
Open the menu and click Configs in the Client panel. Browse or search what other players have shared, open one to see exactly which modules and settings it changes, then press Apply config. Your current setup is backed up first, so Undo puts it all back. Keybinds are only applied if you turn that on.
In Configs, press Upload, give it a name, a short description and up to three tags. You're verified with the chat key Mojang gives every premium account, so there's no sign-up and no password, and your login never leaves your PC. Admin List names, HUD positions and interface settings are never uploaded.
It turns on modules that anticheats catch quickly, like Kill Aura or Auto Crystal. Before loading one, the client shows a warning page listing those modules, and you have to confirm.
Yes. Open your config in-game (the Mine tab lists them) and press Delete. On anyone else's config, press Report and staff will review it.
Sus Chunk Finder marks the chunk where full-grown amethyst says someone kept the area loaded for a long time: Classic counts grown clusters, Glow Scan reads their glow. Prime Chunk Finder watches for light changing or redstone moving below y 0, which means someone is down there right now, and gives you a popup at the exact spot.
A banner drops in at the top of your screen with the block, how far away it is and its coordinates, the edges of the screen flash in its colour, and you hear a chime. More finds of the same kind while it's showing count up on the same banner, so a whole dungeon full of spawners doesn't bury your screen.
Quick Pearl and Elytra Swap do one thing each time you press them, so there is nothing to leave switched on. Bind a key to them, or click their row in the menu.
Open Waypoints' settings and click Marks. The list shows every mark on the server you are on: click a name or a coordinate to change it, press the red button to remove one, or press Mark this spot. The module's key also drops a mark where you stand.
The more urgent one. Auto Tool gives way to Auto Eat, both give way to the combat modules, a golden apple at low health or Quick Pearl goes ahead of those, and Spawner Protect goes ahead of everything. Whichever loses puts your own slot back first.
Fully. The camera never leaves your screen and your player stays still. Just remember that clicking while in Freecam still acts from your real player's position.
No — the Community page accepts both anonymously. Just add a description (and a screenshot for Base Finds) and submit.
Our client's modules are made to be undetected. But using any client comes with risks.
