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In Minecraft, a whitelist is a feature that allows server administrators to control who can join their server. When the whitelist is enabled, only players whose usernames are added to the whitelist can access the server.

Using a whitelist in Minecraft is beneficial for server security and community management. It allows server administrators to restrict access to trusted players, prevent griefing, and create a safer and more controlled gaming environment.

Download the whitelist.json file and place it in your server's root directory (where server.jar is located). Then enable the whitelist by setting "white-list=true" in your server.properties file or by running the "/whitelist on" command in the server console.

The tool uses Mojang's API to fetch UUIDs for the usernames you provide. If a username doesn't exist or is invalid, it will be skipped in the generated whitelist. Make sure all usernames are spelled correctly.

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