No Hand Shaders FAQ

No Hand Shaders is working correctly—it hides your arm and held items from the first-person view by design. If you want to see your hand again, you'll need to disable or uninstall the shader.

No Hand Shaders is itself a shader, so it replaces your current shader rather than stacking with it. You can only use one shader at a time in Minecraft.

Yes, your tools, weapons, and items function exactly as they do in vanilla Minecraft—only the visual appearance on your screen is hidden.

Yes, switching to third-person view will show your character's arm and items normally, since this shader only affects the first-person camera.

Yes, removing the hand from your view gives you a wider, clearer sightline when exploring tight spaces or dark caves, making it easier to spot mobs and navigate.

It may provide a small performance boost on lower-end computers since the shader renders less on screen, but the improvement is usually minor.

Yes, shaders are client-side only, so using No Hand Shaders won't cause issues on multiplayer servers or affect other players.

Yes, that's one of the main uses—you can take clean screenshots of your builds and the world without needing to switch camera modes or drop your tools.

No, this shader only affects the first-person view while you're looking at the world; menus and screens are unaffected.

You can switch to third-person view to see your character and arm, or disable the shader entirely and restart your game.