If you keep empty or partly-filled bundles in an inventory, ClickSorted can fold the loose odds-and-ends of each item type into them as part of a sort — reclaiming slots without shuffling items by hand.

Bundle packing is off by default. You can turn it on for all containers, or only your inventory or other containers:

When packing, each item type's full stacks stay loose in the inventory — only the leftover remainder is bundled, and only when it's an efficient trade. You can cap how many distinct item types land in a single bundle:

/clicksorted bundle stack-limit <n|off>

The default is 12, which prevents the number of item stacks in the bundle from exceeding the bundle's preview limit. Set it to off to remove the stack count limit.

Bundle blacklist

You can exclude specific item types or display names from bundle packing. Blacklisted items are never packed into or unpacked from bundles, and blacklisted bundle colors are never used as packing targets.

Via GUI

Run /clicksorted bundle blacklist to open the blacklist GUI.

• Click an item in your real inventory — adds it to the blacklist by material (for vanilla items) or by display name (for custom-named or data-pack-named items).
• Click a listed entry in the GUI — removes it from the blacklist.

Via commands