Add a Minecraft account and connect
Getting an account online takes about five minutes. You need a Discord account (or an email address) to log in to the dashboard, and a Minecraft account.
1. Log in#
Log in at afkclient.pro/login. Trying it out first? See the free trial.
2. Add your Minecraft account#
Click Add Account and choose the type:
- Premium (Java): sign in with the Microsoft account that owns Minecraft. You get a short code to enter on Microsoft's page, so your password only goes to Microsoft.
- Bedrock: the same Microsoft sign-in, for Bedrock or crossplay servers. Bedrock accounts need a proxy that supports Bedrock. See Java vs Bedrock.
- Offline (Cracked): just type a username, for servers that don't need a Microsoft login.
The sign-in code only lasts a few minutes. If it runs out, start again.
3. Add your server and connect#
Click Add Server, then:
- Type the server address.
- Pick the Minecraft version. Latest is selected for you and works on most servers.
- Choose one or more accounts.
- Choose a proxy if you want one.
- Leave Auto-Reconnect on so accounts rejoin after kicks and restarts.
- Click Connect.
Your server appears as a folder in the sidebar with its accounts inside. Once they show online, you can close the tab.
Before you leave it running#
Watch chat for a minute to check the account is in the game and not stuck on a captcha or a lobby.
Good to know#
- Save as many accounts as you like. Your plan sets how many can be online at once.
- The same account can be in several server folders.
- A Minecraft account can only be linked to one dashboard user.
- Changed your Microsoft password? Open the account's menu and choose Force refresh sign-in.
Common problems#
| Problem | Fix |
|---|---|
| Code expired | Click Add Account and start again. |
| Microsoft keeps asking you to sign in | Microsoft login fixes |
| Won't connect | Connection checklist |
| Keeps disconnecting | Disconnect fixes |
Keep your account online while you are away
Start free: no download, no credit card. Add an account and connect in a couple of minutes.
Frequently asked questions
No. You sign in on Microsoft's own page.
No. Each account belongs to one dashboard user.
Yes. You can close the tab and turn your PC off.