Unturned Item IDs: Full List and How to Spawn Items

Every Unturned item ID on this page comes from the game's own files. The list was generated from the item and vehicle definitions in the Unturned 3.26.3.12 dedicated server (the 21 September 2026 patch) and checked on 27 September 2026, not copied from an older list. It covers all 1,159 stock items you can spawn, plus all 63 vehicles and the numeric IDs of their colour variants.

An item ID is the number in the item's definition file, such as 363 for the Maplestrike. You only need it for one thing: the Give command. Two lines on your server decide whether Give works at all, and most "the ID doesn't work" problems come from those, not from the ID. That is where this page starts.

How to spawn an item by ID on your server

Give is a cheat command, so it needs two things. The server must have cheats switched on before it starts, and you must be an administrator on it.

1. Turn on cheats. On a GameServerKings server, open the Startup tab and set Enable Cheats to -cheats. The default is disabled. The alternative is a line reading Cheats in Servers/Default/Server/Commands.dat. Either way, restart the server afterwards: the game refuses to switch cheats on while it is already running.
2. Make yourself an admin. Put Owner <your SteamID64> in Commands.dat, or run Admin <SteamID64> in the panel console. Unturned server commands covers both, plus Adminlist.dat.
3. Spawn the item. The syntax depends on where you type it:

Parameters are separated by forward slashes, not spaces. The player can be a name or a SteamID64, and the amount is optional (default 1).

From the panel console you must name a player

When give has no player in front of the item, it gives the item to whoever typed the command. The panel console is the server itself, not a player, so give 363 typed there fails with a "no player" error. Put the player's name or SteamID64 first.

Four ways to name an item

Give does not need the number. The source code SDG published in July 2026 shows it tries these in order:

1. A GUID, the 32-character ID every item now has (38508a1f73c8417a8a68cb675460d0b6)
2. The numeric ID (363)
3. The item's file name, exact match (Maplestrike)
4. The in-game name, exact match
5. Any file name containing what you typed, then any in-game name containing it

File names win over in-game names on purpose, because in-game names repeat. There are two items called "HMG", for example: 1394 is the gun and 1471 is the fighter jet's weapon. The Give by name column below lists the file name, which is always unique. Step 5 is the trap. A partial match returns the first item it finds, so /give Nelson/rifle gives Nelson whatever rifle comes first, which may not be the one you meant. Use the full file name or the ID.

Three things that catch people out

• The amount tops out at 255. The game stores the amount as a single byte, so a bigger number wraps around rather than failing. /give 363/300 hands out 44, not 300. Give large amounts in steps of 255 or less.
• Cosmetics are not on this list. About half the item files in the game are Steam-inventory skins and outfits, marked Pro in their files. They belong to players' Steam inventories, so they are left out here.
• Workshop maps bring their own IDs. A curated or Workshop map can add its own items, and those are not on this list. Use the map's own documentation, or give the item by its GUID or file name. Workshop mods and changing maps covers loading them. The built-in maps (PEI, Washington, Yukon, Russia, Germany) add no items of their own: every stock item is in the lists below.

Unturned item ID list

The lists are grouped the way the game's files are, sorted by ID. Use Ctrl+F: search for the item's in-game name, then copy the ID or the file name.

Guns (60)

Magazines and ammunition (59)

Melee weapons (34)

Throwables and explosives (25)

Medical (16)

Food (119)

Water and drinks (30)

Supplies and crafting materials (138)

Attachments: sights, barrels, grips, tacticals (62)

Backpacks (29)

Vests (37)

Shirts (74)

Pants (54)

Hats and helmets (48)

Masks and glasses (25)

Barricades, storage, traps and power (269)

Structures (80)

Vehicles (63)

Unturned vehicle IDs

Vehicles spawn with a separate command, Vehicle, which follows the same rules as Give: cheats on, admin only, slash-separated, and a player name first when you use the panel console.

/vehicle Jeep
/vehicle Nelson/Off_Roader
vehicle 76561198000000000/87

Most cars, boats and military vehicles no longer have a number of their own. Their definition files carry only a GUID. The familiar numeric IDs now live in small "redirector" files, one per old colour or camouflage variant, each pointing at the single combined vehicle. The old numbers still spawn something: /vehicle 1 gives you an Offroader. What they no longer guarantee is the colour.

• Civilian colour variants (black, blue, green and so on) only restore the colour when an old save loads. A freshly spawned one gets a random paint job, so /vehicle 1 is not necessarily black.
• Military camouflage variants (forest, desert, russia, coalition, france) do set the paint on spawn. /vehicle 88 gives a desert Military Offroader.

For the 23 vehicles without their own number, the file name in the second column always works.

FAQ

What is the Unturned item ID command?

/give <item ID>/<amount> in chat gives the item to you. /give <player>/<item ID>/<amount> gives it to someone else. It needs cheats enabled at startup and admin rights. /give 363/1 spawns a Maplestrike.

Why does "/give" say cheats are disabled?

Cheats are read once, when the server boots. Set Enable Cheats to -cheats on the Startup tab (or add Cheats to Commands.dat), then restart. Typing Cheats into the console of a running server is refused.

Why does a number from an old list give the wrong vehicle colour?

Since vehicles were merged into one definition per model, the old numbers point at a redirector rather than a specific car. Civilian colour variants now spawn with a random paint job. The vehicle section above lists which numbers keep their camouflage.

Can I spawn items without cheats?

Not with the game's own commands. RocketMod does it without the Cheats flag: its /i <id> [amount] command (alias /item) takes the same item IDs and is controlled by the rocket.item permission instead. It also has an optional item blacklist and spawn limit. Install RocketMod and OpenMod covers setting it up.

What to read next

• Unturned Server Commands and Cheat Codes: every admin and cheat command, with the setup for Commands.dat
• How to Make an Unturned Server: the first-boot walkthrough, including admin rights
• Unturned Workshop Mods and How to Change Maps: for maps that bring their own items
• Unturned Server Config and Difficulty Settings: difficulty and gameplay settings in Config.txt

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