THE SHORT ANSWER
Creator Pages went live on November 3, 2026 for Minecraft Bedrock Edition. Each page collects a creator's Marketplace listings — skin packs, texture packs, add-ons, and worlds — and adds a Follow button so players get notified when that creator publishes new content.
- Feature rolled out on Bedrock Edition Marketplace on November 3, 2026
- Each creator gets a dedicated subpage aggregating all their published content
- Players can follow creators to receive update notifications in the Marketplace
- Designed to help discovery for both established partners and newer creators
- No changes to Java Edition or the Minecraft Launcher storefront
Mojang has quietly shipped a structural change to the Minecraft Marketplace on Bedrock Edition. Starting November 3, 2026, every partnered creator now has a dedicated Creator Page — a single URL that lists every skin pack, texture pack, add-on, and world they have published. Players can hit a Follow button on any page and the Marketplace will surface that creator's new releases in a personalized feed.
What the page actually shows
Each Creator Page displays the creator's avatar, display name, and a chronological grid of their Marketplace items. Free and paid content appear together; there is no separate tab for Minecoins purchases versus free downloads. The page also surfaces a short bio field the creator can edit through the partner portal, plus links to any external social accounts they have verified with Mojang.
Follow mechanics and notifications
When a player taps Follow, the creator's future listings are added to a new "Following" carousel at the top of the Marketplace home screen. Notifications arrive as in-client toasts and, optionally, as push alerts on mobile devices. Unfollowing removes the creator from the carousel immediately. Mojang says the system does not share the player's identity with the creator — only aggregate follower counts are visible on the page.
Why it matters for discovery
Before this update, finding a creator's full catalog meant searching their name or scrolling through category pages and hoping the algorithm surfaced their older packs. Creator Pages turn that into a one-click destination. For Mojang, the feature also creates a cleaner attribution layer: every Marketplace listing now carries a persistent link to its author's page, which should reduce copycat listings and make it easier to report impersonation.
Rollout scope and limitations
The change is live only on Bedrock Edition (Windows 10/11, Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, iOS, Android). Java Edition players still use the legacy storefront in the launcher, which has no equivalent follow system. Creators must be enrolled in the Marketplace Partner Program to receive a page; solo developers who publish via the Creator Learning Portal but have not been accepted as partners are not included yet. Mojang has not announced a timeline for extending the feature to Java or to non-partner creators.
Early community reaction
Discord and Reddit threads from the first 48 hours show players appreciating the convenience, but some partners note that follower counts are currently low — most pages sit under 200 followers — because the feature was not promoted in-game with a banner or tutorial. A few creators have requested analytics (impressions, click-through rates) inside the partner dashboard; Mojang has not confirmed whether those metrics will be added.