The drawback to using shaders, of course, is that it takes more of a toll on your machine. But some shader packs are far more resource-intensive than others, and in the list below we've run the gamut between lightweight, performant shaders, and beefier shader packs that really test the limits of how good Minecraft can look.
Below we've compiled a list of the very best Minecraft shaders for 1.19, the latest version of Minecraft. In each section you'll find a link that'll take you straight to the download page for each shader pack. Keep scrolling and we'll also explain the easy steps for installing and running any of these Minecraft shaders on either Sodium or Optifine.
Here are the best Minecraft shaders for 1.19:
- BSL Shaders
- Complementary Shaders
- Continuum Shaders
- Oceano Shaders
- Nostalgia Shaders
- Sildur's Vibrant Shaders
- Sonic Ether's Unbelievable Shaders
- projectLUMA Shaders
- Sora Shaders
- Vanilla Plus Shaders
- Chocapic13's Shaders
- Beyond Belief Shaders
Below we'll walk you through each of these shaders, and what makes them so much better than the other shader packs you might find online. But first, we'll explain how you can install and run Minecraft shaders for 1.19 right now with ease.
. Not only does this shader pack give Minecraft a much-needed and incredibly comprehensive makeover, but it's also made a name for itself as one of the most customisable and flexible shader packs around.
That's really where Sildur's success lies. After all, every single shader pack on this list looks beautiful. But with Sildur's, it's very easy to spend ages tweaking little settings to achieve the absolutely perfect look for you and your Minecraft world. You've got six different versions of the mod to try out, from Lite through to Extreme, so no matter your specs you'll be able to run Sildur's with little effort. And even at maximum settings, Sildur's is remarkably lightweight and scores massive points for performance compared to most other Minecraft shader mods.
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