The Minecraft Marketplace on Bedrock Edition has received a new feature called Creator Pages. Mojang announced it on November 3, 2026 on the minecraft.net blog, describing it as a way to organize the offerings of the thousands of creators active in the game's store. Each subpage gathers a given author's latest skins, textures, add-ons and maps in one place, so players no longer have to search through the entire Marketplace to find new releases from their favorites.

How Creator Pages work

Accessing a creator's subpage is simple: just click the creator's name shown on the page of any of their offerings in the store. The system takes the player to a collective view containing all the worlds, add-ons and skins that author has published. Mojang compares it to going back to your favorite restaurant, where you can always check what new dish the chef you already know has cooked up.

Every creator subpage also features a follow button. Clicking it adds that creator to a list of followed creators, accessible from a new "creators" button on the Marketplace home page. Clicking a name from that list takes you straight to the creator's subpage, no need to search for them in the catalog again. Following can be turned off at any time using the same button.

Feedback goes straight to creators

The second part of the update is the ability to send feedback directly from a creator's subpage. As Mojang's announcement puts it, Creator Pages "give creators better insight into what players like and what they'd like to see more of." This is meant to shorten the distance between content creators and the community, which previously had no simple in-app channel for sending suggestions to specific studios or individual creators.

For smaller creators on the Marketplace, this could be a significant change. Feedback that used to be scattered across store reviews, or didn't reach the creators at all, is now meant to land in one place tied to a specific subpage, making it easier to plan future updates to maps or texture packs.

The problem of oversaturation on the Marketplace

Mojang is upfront about the motivation behind the change: the Marketplace has grown so large that it's easy to miss new releases from creators a player already follows with interest. The post's authors describe this phenomenon as a kind of "choice paralysis": when there are too many options, it's harder to decide on anything, even if among hundreds of listings there are ones that genuinely interest a given player.

Creator Pages are meant to be an answer to this problem without changing the catalog of offerings itself. Mojang isn't removing or limiting the number of items in the store, just adding a layer of personalization that makes it easier to filter content by creator instead of just by category or popularity.

What this means for Polish Bedrock Edition players

Marketplace is a feature available exclusively in Bedrock Edition, so the change doesn't affect players using Java Edition, where the skin and map ecosystem relies on external sites and mods. Bedrock players, whether on consoles, phones, or Windows, should see the new "creators" button on the store's home screen after the next Minecraft app update.

For those following the game's updates closely, this is another small but practical change to how the store works, alongside the bigger updates covered regularly in the site's version overview. Mojang asked in its post which creators players plan to follow first, and every Marketplace user can now find the answer to that question in their own list of followed creators.

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