All 750+ Item IDs to use with commands in Starfield
Want a full list of all Starfield Item IDs?If you’ve been looking into usingStarfield console commands and cheatson PC, you’ll know that many of the most useful commands require Item IDs in order to work. For instance, if you want to give yourself unlimited credits, you need to find the right Item ID for credits. Same goes for anything else you want to reference, whether it’s aweapon, resource,skill book,faction,trait, or anything else inStarfield.
Below is a comprehensive list of over 750StarfieldItem IDs covering a wide variety of different items, objects, and things that you may want to reference with a console command. We’ll walk you through how to use them, and how to find your own Skill IDs in-game using the console.
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How to use Item IDs in Starfield
Many console commands require an ID for an item, object, perk, or whatever else is being affected by the command. Item IDs are written in-game as an 8-character-long string of numbers and letters, but you’re free to take off any preceding zeros when you write the code.
For example, the code for Credits is “0000000F”. But it can also be written as just “F”. Because of this, we’ve laid out the shortened version of each of the Starfield Item IDs in the tables below, because they’re easier to type out than the longer 8-character version.
If you want to find a Starfield Item ID, open up the command console with the “@” key and type in the following:
Replace [item name] with the thing you want to search for. For example, if you want to find the ID for the Razorback Pistol, you can type in “help Razorback 4” and the console will output the item ID you’re after.
You can either remove the [form type] section from the command, or replace it with a form type to narrow down your search. For example, if you do a search for “Constellation”, then a great many IDs will be output to the console. But if you want to narrow it down to just the Faction ID, then you can type in: “help Constellation 4 FACT”, with “FACT” being the form type for faction IDs.
Here’s a handy list of form types you can use to help find more Item IDs in Starfield:
Here is a selection of the most useful and commonly used Item IDs in Starfield, so you can find what you’re looking for quickly.
Didn’t find what you were looking for? Have a scroll below for the full list ofall Item IDs in Starfield, organised by category.
The following item IDs will spawn skill books. When used, these grant permanent skill boosts to the player. These items can be slightly trickier to find as they require a good level of exploration, make your playthrough easier by spawning any books you may have missed.
Most aid items will, of course, restore HP in a pinch. The following item IDs are great to have on hand if you need to clear any negative status effects, heal or give your character a little power boost.
Below is a list of common weapon types you can summon into your game with Item IDs. If you use them to finallyget rid of the Adoring Fan, we can’t say we’d blame you.
Here is a list of all known unique weapon Item IDs in Starfield. Unique weapons are usually a named version of a common weapon, modified with an additional effect.You can usually rely on them to be some of thebest gunsin the game
Looking for a specific weapon mod to boost your favourite sidearm? Below we have a list of all currently known Weapon Mod IDs that can be spawned in your game with console commands.
Having thebest pistolswon’t matter much unless you have the ammo to back it up. Here are the Item IDs for all ammo types in the game.
Make sure you’re exploring space in style. Here’s a list of all known armor Item IDs you can use to summon any armor set into your game. This is especially useful if you have missed or been locked out of any armor sets due to trait choices.
If you’re short on time or supplies, here’s a list of all Armor Mod IDs that you can instantly spawn into your game without crafting first.
Picking the right skill tree for thebest buildis an important part of progression in Starfield. If you’re looking to level up a skill fast, you can do so with the following Skill Item IDs.
If you’re experiencingcharacter creationremorse and wish to pick out new traits, you can do so by utilising the Trait Item IDs below.
Here’s a list of all Background Item IDs you can choose from. Backgrounds can offer different dialogue options throughout your playthrough and give you three starting skills. As such, chosing thebest backgroundcan benefit in the early stages of the game.
In a lot of ways, Factions make up the heart and soul of Starfield. Whether you’re a supporter of the Freestar Collective or are a Crimson Fleet apologist, knowing the following Faction IDs may come in handy.
Below is a list of materials and other odds and ends you may stumble across in your journey across the cosmos. This includes certain crafting resources, useful for any mods you have your eye on.
Having thebest shipin Starfield is a top priority. As you get to know the game a little better, features like cargo capacity,grav jumpdistance and shield capacity are all things to bear in mind. Here is a list of all Ship Item IDs so you can cherry-pick from the bunch.
What’s an RPG, without a littlefashion, right? Here are all the clothing Item IDs you could possibly wish for.
If you want to spawn in some enemies and set yourself a challenge, here are all the currently known enemy Item IDs for Starfield.
