A gift of the latest Minecraft 1.19 update, Allay takes the title as the newest and cutest mob in the game. It can find items for you, act as a portable chest, and you can even auto farm with Allay. But unfortunately, most players have yet to meet the sweet Allays due to their rare spawn locations. In an effort to solve that problem and help you meet Allay, we've covered where you can find an Allay and bring it home. So let's stop rambling and find out how to find and use Allay in Minecraft.

Our methods work the same on both Bedrock and Java editions. So as long as you are in the right place, you can easily find Allay in the game. There are several mechanics based around Allay and we will cover some common uses for this mob in this article. You can use the table below to explore each of them at your convenience.

Note: This article was last updated on June 7 at 9:50am PST after the release of the Minecraft 1.19 update to all users.

In Minecraft, the only way to find an Allay is by looking in cages of looting posts and forest mansions. Both are hostile structures that spawn in the overworld, but the latter is rarer and usually has a higher number of Allayers. So if you want to get an Allay quickly, the easiest option is to look for loot posts.