Introduction
Welcome to the documentation for Citron, a client for Minecraft Bedrock Edition on Windows.
These docs explain how Citron works, how to get it running, and what every module and setting does. Use the search at the top, or start with the pages below.
What Citron is
Section titled “What Citron is”Citron runs next to Minecraft and adds modules: combat assistance, movement tweaks, ESP and other visuals, and HUD readouts of the kind a PvP client has. It comes in two parts:
- The panel,
Citron.exe, a window of its own where you sign in, switch modules on and off, bind keys and manage configs. - Citron Internal, which Citron loads into Minecraft. It runs the in-game menu, everything drawn in the game, and most modules.
Citron updates itself, keeps your setups in configs you can switch and share, and can hide itself from screen recordings with Stream Hide.
Start here
Section titled “Start here”- Purchasing: the plans and how to buy one.
- Installation: download Citron and sign in.
- Quick start: inject and turn on your first modules.
- Supported versions: which Minecraft versions Citron works with.
- Modules: every module and what its settings do.
Free tools
Section titled “Free tools”Not ready to buy? Citron Lite is a free, smaller edition of the client, and Citron Spoofer is a free standalone device id spoofer.
Need help?
Section titled “Need help?”Check Troubleshooting and the FAQ. If you are still stuck, ask in the Discord.