Yes. Valheim's inventory is fixed at four rows in vanilla, but mods either add more rows directly, add dedicated equipment/quick slots, or give you a wearable backpack with its own grid.
AzuEPI (Extended Player Inventory) is a comprehensive inventory expansion mod that adds more rows to inventory, equipment slots, quick slots, vanity customization, and loadout management to Valheim. Controller friendly.
More inventory slots dedicated for equipment, food, ammo and misc items. Extra utility slots. Quick slots. Custom slots API. Player inventory resize. Gamepad friendly. Slot obtaining progression.
A Valheim Mod to add a catalogue of Adventuring Backpacks to the Game. These packs will grow and become more useful as the game progresses.
Allows you to plant evenly spaced crops, either one at a time or in any amount of rows and columns, with grid snapping features and invalid crop placement prevention. Harvest in bulk and optionally auto replant crops. Configurable and supports gamepad.
A mod that allows you to recycle items back into resources used to make them. Adds a 'Reclaim' tab/button to the crafting menu. Additionally can be used inside of your inventory directly.
Interacting with a workbench will repair all items it can from your inventory.
AzuExtendedPlayerInventory is the cleanest: it just adds extra rows to your existing inventory, with the count set in its config. Pick this if you only want 'more space'.
ExtraSlots adds dedicated slots (utility and quick slots) rather than raw rows, so it complements the row approach instead of competing with it — you can run both.
AdventureBackpacks adds a craftable, wearable backpack with its own storage grid (some backpacks even add cold resistance). It's more immersive but occupies your back slot and must be crafted in-game.
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