As a server admin, you will have to type in “/gamerule showcoordinates true” (without quotes) in the console first (“/” key) before you can let other players of the server check their Coordinates. Suppose you are running a Minecraft Bedrock Edition server.

Pocket Edition: Pause the game, select Settings in Game Settings, scroll down to World Options, then toggle the Show Coordinates button.

Go back to the main menu, then click the Pen icon or Edit button next to your World, and turn on Show Coordinate.

If you forgot or didn’t turn on the Show Coordinate option the first time around, don’t worry.

When you first create your World, turn on the Show Coordinate option in the World Options menu.

You could also refer to the “Block” line, but it doesn’t display your exact coordinates since the numbers are rounded. Your exact coordinates are listed in the “XYZ” line.

Java Version: Press the F3 key on Windows or FN + F3 on Mac.

In case you don’t know how to do it, here’s a quick refresher on how you can turn on and understand the use of the Coordinate menu in Minecraft.

In Minecraft, you can check your location on the World map by looking at your X, Y, and Z axis coordinates.

My coordinates