Arma Reforger Mods Browser
Search indexed Arma Reforger Workshop mod data, inspect Workshop IDs, versions, dependencies, scenarios, and add mods directly to a working server config.
What you can do here
Search by name or exact Workshop ID, copy IDs or config.json entries, add results to the config builder, and open detail pages for dependencies, scenarios, versions, and official Workshop links.
Where the data comes from
Results are cached public Workshop metadata normalized by the Reforger Mods API. First-time searches can still use the background refresh flow while cached data remains responsive.
How to find an Arma Reforger mod ID
Search by mod name, author, category, or paste a 16-character Workshop ID. Each result shows copy actions for the ID and for a ready-to-use game.mods JSON entry. Detail pages also show the official Workshop link so you can verify the source before deploying.
How to add a mod to config.json
Use Add to Config from a result or detail page to send the mod into the shared browser draft used by the Arma Reforger Config Generator and Arma Reforger Mod Manager. You can also copy the JSON snippet and paste it into game.mods by hand.
How dependencies work
When Workshop exposes dependency data, the mod detail page lists the required mods. Dependency information can lag behind the official Workshop cache, so review the list before restart and validate the finished file with the Config.json Validator.
Popular mod categories
Category filters help narrow common server-admin searches: gameplay changes, weapons, vehicles, terrains, equipment, factions, scenarios, AI, audio, and miscellaneous tools. These are search filters, not rankings or endorsements.
Related tools
Building a server config? Open the Arma Reforger Server Config Generator. Only editing the mod list? Use the Arma Reforger Mod Manager. Building an integration? Start with the Arma Reforger Mods API.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the official Arma Reforger Workshop?
No. This mod browser is independent and unofficial. It shows cached metadata from public Workshop pages and links back to the official Workshop for every mod.
Is the mod data real-time?
No. Responses are cached by design and may be minutes to hours old. When fresh data is being fetched, the browser shows a loading state and retries automatically.
How do I add a mod to my server?
Copy the mod ID or the JSON snippet from any mod card, or use the Add to Config button to send the mod into the config builder on this site. Your server config.json lists mods under game.mods.
Does this browser rank or review mods?
No. It shows metadata from public Workshop pages, including the Workshop rating where available, and avoids fabricated rankings or usage claims.