How do you get White Stained Glass in Minecraft?

White Stained Glass is crafted from Glass and White Dye at a Crafting Table, and each craft returns 8.

When was White Stained Glass added to Minecraft?

White Stained Glass was added in version 1.7.

What dye does White Stained Glass need?

None. White Stained Glass is white wool, and sheep grow that without any dye.

How long does White Stained Glass take to break?

Hardness 0.3 is what the game stores for White Stained Glass, next to blast resistance 0.3 on it. That is the default pairing for White Stained Glass, and it means it has no special toughness either way. It sits outside the tool tags entirely, and hands on it work fine. Java 26.2 spells White Stained Glass out this way, so nothing on it was guessed.

How many White Stained Glass can you stack?

64 White Stained Glass fills a slot, and that slot costs 64 Glass and 8 White Dye, since each one returns 8, which is 8 crafts at the crafting table.

Utility BlocksCraftable

White Stained Glass

White Stained Glass is a transparent white block used for colored windows and decoration. Like ordinary glass it drops nothing when broken without Silk Touch.

Stack Size

Durability

N/A

White Stained Glass at a glance

White Stained Glass, a block out of crafting, sits under Utility Blocks. Stack White Stained Glass 64 high: 576 across a hotbar, 1728 in a shulker box, and 3456 in a double chest.

White is the colour the game starts from: sheep grow white wool on their own, so White Stained Glass needs no dye at all, and white dye (bone meal or a lily of the valley) exists to lighten the other fifteen. The game rates White Stained Glass at 0.3 hardness. Explosives face the same figure, which is why White Stained Glass is not a wall you rely on. It sits between White Concrete Powder and White Tulip in Utility Blocks, number 330 of 340 there.

Crafting recipe

Crafting
Glass
Glass
Glass
Glass
White Dye
Glass
Glass
Glass
Glass
White Stained Glass8
Recipe data from Astroworld Crafting, where White Stained Glass has the grid for White Stained Glass

How to obtain

Crafting

Notes

Eight glass surrounding one dye yield eight stained glass. Can be crafted into stained glass panes.

Frequently asked questions about White Stained Glass

How do you get White Stained Glass in Minecraft?
White Stained Glass is crafted from Glass and White Dye at a Crafting Table, and each craft returns 8.
What is White Stained Glass used for?
White Stained Glass is a transparent white block used for colored windows and decoration. Like ordinary glass it drops nothing when broken without Silk Touch.
When was White Stained Glass added to Minecraft?
White Stained Glass was added in version 1.7.
What dye does White Stained Glass need?
None. White Stained Glass is white wool, and sheep grow that without any dye.
How long does White Stained Glass take to break?
Hardness 0.3 is what the game stores for White Stained Glass, next to blast resistance 0.3 on it. That is the default pairing for White Stained Glass, and it means it has no special toughness either way. It sits outside the tool tags entirely, and hands on it work fine. Java 26.2 spells White Stained Glass out this way, so nothing on it was guessed.
How many White Stained Glass can you stack?
64 White Stained Glass fills a slot, and that slot costs 64 Glass and 8 White Dye, since each one returns 8, which is 8 crafts at the crafting table.

Building with it

White Stained Glass is the palest of the sixteen and the one that changes a window least: light still comes through, but the pane reads as frosted rather than clear. Eight glass around one white dye give eight blocks, it breaks in one hit and drops nothing unless the pickaxe carries Silk Touch, and a beacon beam passing through it turns white.

In practice

White glass is barely tinted at all, which is exactly its use: it softens light without changing its colour, and it stands out against a dark wall where plain glass disappears. Bone meal makes the dye, so it is one of the cheapest colours in the set.

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