Hide Item Frame Mod (1.21.7, 1.20.1) – Invisible Display Frames for Clean Builds

Hide Item Frame Mod (1.21.7, 1.20.1) is a lightweight utility mod that automatically hides item frames when they contain an item, offering a clean, immersive display experience for builders and decorators. Instead of relying on resource packs that make all item frames invisible (including empty ones), this mod adds smart behavior: frames become invisible only when displaying items, and remain visible when empty.

This mod is ideal for players who want to showcase items in their builds such as weapons on walls, tools above workstations, or food on dining tables without the clunky look of traditional item frames interfering with their aesthetic.

Features:

• Invisible Frames When Equipped
  Item frames automatically turn invisible when an item is placed inside, creating a seamless display effect.
• Visible When Empty
  Item frames stay visible when not holding any item, so you can still see and interact with them easily.
• No Resource Pack Required
  Unlike traditional solutions, this mod doesn’t rely on external resource packs or OptiFine tricks.
• Works in Survival and Creative
  Enhances both decorative builds in Creative mode and survival setups like armories or map walls.
• Lightweight and Compatible
  Minimal performance impact and works well alongside other visual or building mods.

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Requires:

Fabric API or Quilt Loader

How to install:

How To Download & Install Mods with Minecraft Forge

How To Download & Install Fabric Mods

How To Download & Install The Quilt Loader

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Why use Hide Item Frame Mod?

If you’re tired of the bulky item frame outlines disrupting your carefully crafted interiors, Hide Item Frame Mod is a game-changer. It offers an elegant, functional alternative to invisible frame resource packs by only hiding frames when needed. This gives you more control over your builds’ appearance, especially in detailed environments like museums, trophy rooms, or aesthetic bases. Plus, the ability to see empty frames means no more guessing where they’re placed.