



How big, exactly? Well, bigger than big! And smaller than small. Big Mobs Small Mobs Addon will randomly adjust the size of all Minecraft mobs, ranging from incredibly large to incredibly small, and everything in between. The outcome is always a surprise – imagine a Pillager so colossal that it dwarfs the Pillager Outpost, or a turtle so massive it could be classified as a leviathan. Perhaps an arrow that’s larger than a mammoth harpoon, or so tiny it’s no bigger than a toothpick? Absolutely! This pack is a must-have.
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Features:
All mobs should act exactly as they normally do, same behavior, same spawning, same health, same damage, same everything. Except their sizes may change drastically.
Each mob may be one of 11 different sizes, ranging from a tiny scale of 0.12 up to a massive, mean MASSIVE scale of 14 (very small chance of this, but it will happen eventually). The big ones may lead to a performance hit. Let’s take a look at some examples.
Screenshots:

This Shulker may have outgrown their home.

Now that’s a Drowned.

Fortunate not to be standing slightly to his left.

Flying Big Panda.
Installation Note:
- Make sure you activate the Experimental Gameplay.
Big Mobs Small Mobs Addon Download Links
For Minecraft PE/Bedrock 1.19
Behavior: Download from server 1 – Download from server 2
- Edition: Minecraft Bedrock
- File type: .mcpack or .mcaddon
- Minecraft version listed: 1.19
- How to install: Download the .mcpack or .mcaddon file. → Open it — Minecraft imports it. → In your world: Behavior Packs → Available → Activate, then the same under Resource Packs.
- Where to get it: In MCModsHub, or directly above on this page.
Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Bedrock addons & mods walks through it step by step.
- Pack type: .mcpack — a single pack
- Complete pack — everything it depends on is inside the file
- Download size: 224 KB
- Download link checked 17 Jun 2026 — working
- Mirrored on our own servers — the download does not depend on the original host
These come from our own check of the pack file, not from the source page.