One item beyond a full shulker box
1,729 items with a stack size of 64.
27 full stacks + 1 item occupy 28 slots: 2 shulker boxes or single chests, or 1 double chest.
Calculates the number of full stacks and remaining items for a given quantity of an item in Minecraft.
Convert Minecraft items into full stacks, leftovers, occupied inventory slots, and the shulker boxes or chests needed to store them. Choose a stack size of 64, 16, or 1. You can also enter full stacks and remaining items to calculate the total item count, then copy your storage plan.
Start with your values, or try a preset.
Choose items to stacks, or stacks plus remaining items to total.
Select the stack size for your item: 64, 16, or 1. Enter whole numbers, including zero if needed.
Read the full stacks, leftovers, and occupied slots. Even one leftover item takes a slot.
Choose between the rounded-up shulker box, single chest, or double chest counts, then copy the results for your build plan.
See the inputs and their calculated results.
1,729 items with a stack size of 64.
27 full stacks + 1 item occupy 28 slots: 2 shulker boxes or single chests, or 1 double chest.
40 eggs with a stack size of 16.
2 full stacks + 8 items occupy 3 slots: 1 shulker box or single chest.
27 full stacks and 1 remaining item, with a stack size of 64.
27 × 64 + 1 = 1,729 items.
A little more context for your results.
Most stackable Minecraft items use 64 per stack, but some items stack to 16 and some do not stack beyond 1. Choose the matching stack size before reading the result.
Remaining items are the items left after all complete stacks are counted. For example, 130 items at a stack size of 64 gives 2 full stacks and 2 remaining items.
Yes. The planner rounds occupied slots up to 27-slot shulker boxes or single chests, or 54-slot double chests. At 64 items per stack, one shulker holds 1,728 items; 1,729 items need two. Counts assume one item type and empty containers, without nested storage. Shulker boxes cannot hold other shulker boxes.
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