Описание
# Inventory Sorter [](https://crowdin.com/project/inventory-sorter)
Inventory Sorter is a lightweight mod that keeps your inventory clean with minimal effort.
It’s used by millions of players across Modrinth and CurseForge.
Designed to run server-side, it works out of the box, even with **vanilla clients**, making it perfect
for modpacks, multiplayer servers, and anyone who wants frictionless sorting without needing client-side mods.
It also works perfectly in **single-player**, since Minecraft runs an integrated server behind the scenes.
## Features
Inventory Sorter supports several ways to trigger a sort:
- Click the sort button (client mod required)
- Use the keybind (client mod required)
- Double-click an empty slot (works with vanilla client)
- Use `/invsort sort` or `/invsort sortme` in chat (works with vanilla client)
The mod is designed to run server-side.
Sorting actions like middle-click, double-click, and commands work even if the client has no mods installed.
If you're using the optional client mod, you'll also get visual buttons, keybind support, and in-game configuration menus.
## Compatibility and Configuration
Inventory Sorter supports **all inventories**, including those from other mods.
You can control where sorting is enabled, customize how it behaves, and hide UI elements for specific containers.
All configuration options are documented at:
[https://inventorysorter.meza.gg](https://inventorysorter.meza.gg)
## Before and After
Before
After
## Dependencies
For client-side configuration and UI features, you’ll need:
- [Cloth Config](https://modrinth.com/mod/cloth-config) (required)
- [Mod Menu](https://modrinth.com/mod/modmenu) (optional, for easier access to config)
The mod functions server-side without any client dependencies.
## Translations
Inventory Sorter is available in multiple languages.
If you want to help translate the mod into your language, please check out the [translation guide](https://inventorysorter.meza.gg/translate).
## Project Status
Inventory Sorter is actively maintained and safe to use in modpacks and multiplayer environments.
Compatibility issues with certain modded inventories can be resolved using the built-in configuration system,
described in the documentation.