How to breed Villagers in Minecraft

The first step in breeding villagers in Minecraft is to find a village. Villages are naturally generated and can be found in most biomes. To find one, look for clusters of houses and other buildings grouped together. Once you’ve found a village, you can start to set up the necessary conditions for breeding.

To start breeding villagers, you’ll need to create a confined space with a few blocks of walls. Make sure the walls are at least two blocks high so the villagers can't escape. Place multiple beds inside the confined space, as one villager can only claim one bed. You’ll also need to provide them with 12 of any crop or three bread in their inventory. You can't feed the villagers directly, so throw potatoes, carrots, or another crop onto the ground for them to pick up. After 20 minutes, an unclaimed bed should be present and a baby villager should spawn. Alternatively, you can construct a small farm plot in their room to give them something to harvest when fully grown.

You can also use an Iron Golem to make villagers willing to breed. Iron Golems generate in villages and can be used to make villagers willing to breed. They will even give you excess food to feed the villagers. Finally, you should also be on the lookout for Zombie Villagers. If you can find them, you can cure them with a Splash Potion of Weakness and a Golden Apple.