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LagLens

LagLens is a lightweight client-side Fabric mod that helps you understand why Minecraft feels laggy.

Instead of simply showing FPS, LagLens tries to explain the possible cause of lag in a simple and readable way. It can detect signs of render lag, memory pressure, network lag, entity-heavy areas, chunk/loading stutters, and GUI-related lag.

LagLens is made for normal players who want to know what is going wrong without using complicated profiler tools.

Features

What LagLens can detect

LagLens can show possible causes such as:

LagLens uses simple rule-based diagnostics. It does not magically fix lag, but it helps you understand what might be causing it.

Controls

Default keybinds:

You can change these keybinds in Minecraft’s normal Controls / Key Binds menu.

Commands

Settings

LagLens includes an in-game settings screen where you can adjust:

Privacy

LagLens is fully client-side.

It does not upload data. It does not use telemetry. It does not collect account data. It does not require a server-side installation.

Diagnostic reports are only saved locally on your computer when you manually export them.

Optional recommendations

LagLens may recommend other performance mods depending on your diagnosis, for example Sodium, FerriteCore, Entity Culling, or other optimization mods.

These mods are optional. LagLens does not require them.

Compatibility

LagLens is designed for Minecraft Java Edition 1.21.x with Fabric.

Confirmed tested versions:

Other 1.21.x versions may work, but they should only be considered confirmed after testing.

Important note

LagLens is a diagnostic helper, not a guaranteed lag fixer. It helps you understand possible causes of lag so you can decide what to change.

Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.

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